myenergi Appoints New Group CEO as Jordan Brompton Steps Down

In a significant leadership transition, myenergi, a UK-based GreenTech company, announced the appointment of Andrew Clint as the new group CEO. He succeeds Jordan Brompton, who is stepping down from her day-to-day role but will remain a board member and shareholder. Brompton co-founded myenergi with Lee Sutton, who now assumes the title of chief innovation officer. Clint's appointment brings over two decades of international technology leadership experience, including roles at OpSec Security and De La Rue. Under his former management, Clint played a pivotal role in doubling the turnover of De La Rue's authentication division to £90 million. His strategic vision for myenergi involves expanding its current product line-up and enhancing the company's footprint across the UK, Europe, and Australasia. Brompton steps back to take a personal break and plans to focus on early-stage startup investments in the future. She leaves behind a legacy of growing myenergi from a modest startup to one of the UK's fastest-growing tech companies, credited with creating substantial local community career opportunities and a turnover surpassing £50 million. Her departure coincides with her recent accolade as Northern Leaders Business Champion for Yorkshire & Humberside.