Everflow, a leading business utility provider in the UK, announces a change in its executive leadership. Josh Gill, who co-founded Everflow and served as CEO, is stepping back from his operational role. Craig Dallison, formerly Chief Growth Officer, will take over as the new CEO. Josh will continue to play a vital role as a key shareholder and board member at Everflow, ensuring his continued guidance and contributions to the organization’s strategic direction.
The transition comes on the back of significant growth as the company continues to expand into additional utility sectors and is marked by a steadfast commitment to maintaining Everflow’s customer-centric approach to utilities for SMEs. Josh Gill, the outgoing CEO, comments: “Everflow has experienced exceptional growth in the business utility sector thanks to its innovative approach to making utilities simple for SMEs. Since its inception, the company has established itself as a leader in the industry. The transition to Craig Dallison as CEO marks a new chapter for Everflow as the company looks to build on its successes and reach new heights in serving its customers. Craig’s commitment to Everflow’s vision and values means that customers will continue to experience the same high level of service and innovative utility solutions that have been the company’s hallmark”.
Craig Dallison, the newly appointed CEO, comments: “I am excited to step into this role, working with an exceptional team to lead Everflow forward. Our mission to make utilities simpler remains at the heart of everything we do. We are focused on delivering the best utility solutions for SMEs and ensuring our continued growth and success in that mission. I want to thank Josh for all his support and look forward to working with him along with the rest of the board members to realise our multi-utility vision”.
This announcement follows a successful management buyout which concluded earlier this month. Lead investor, Perwyn, has partially exited, resulting in an excellent return for Perwyn, who initially invested in the company in 2018. The deal will enable the company to restructure its capital framework, and Perwyn will maintain a significant minority stake in the business.