Myenergi Co-founder Jordan Brompton Steps Down After Transformative Eight-Year Journey

Jordan Brompton, the co-founder of Grimsby-based myenergi, announced her departure from her active role in the GreenTech firm after eight years. Although stepping down from day-to-day operations, Brompton will maintain her stake and advisory position within the company. Her decision follows her recent accolade as the Northern Leaders Business Champion for Yorkshire & Humberside. Under Brompton's leadership, myenergi has evolved into a significant player in the UK tech industry, achieving a turnover exceeding £50 million. The entrepreneur expressed her gratitude on social media, reflecting on the journey from starting with significant debt alongside co-founder Lee Sutton to building one of the fastest-growing GreenTech firms. Brompton intends to focus on her personal life and explore future opportunities, potentially involving investment in early-stage ventures. Her departure coincides with Sophie Balshaw's announcement of leaving her position at ASL after 17 years, suggesting a period of professional transition for both women.