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Sara Wilson joins Foot Anstey as executive director of IT

9 Apr 2024Appointments

Foot Anstey, has appointed Sara Wilson as its new Executive Director of IT, marking a significant step in the firm's four-year growth strategy

With her extensive experience in delivering technology services and driving transformative change across various sectors, Sara will spearhead IT delivery at Foot Anstey, ensuring the firm's digital expertise continues to innovate and provide top-notch services to clients.

Sara brings a wealth of experience from her tenure at prominent organisations such as Blake Morgan, the BBC, MotoNovo Finance, and the Aldermore Group. Her strategic vision and expertise in the legal, digital media, and financial services sectors make her a valuable addition to Foot Anstey's leadership team.

Martin Hirst, Managing Partner at Foot Anstey, emphasised the importance of technological innovation in addressing clients' evolving needs and highlighted Sara's role in refining the firm's technological offerings to align with client objectives.

Expressing her excitement about joining Foot Anstey, Sara underscored her commitment to leveraging her experience to deliver exceptional technology solutions that drive success for the firm's clients. With Sara's appointment, Foot Anstey is poised to further enhance its technological capabilities and continue its trajectory of growth and client service excellence.

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