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Tillicoultry Quarries appoint three new directors

L-R: Stewart Caine, Joe Hadnum and Craig Tedford L-R: Stewart Caine, Joe Hadnum and Craig Tedford

Joe Hadnum, Stewart Caine and Craig Tedford – first board appointments outside the family since the 1950s

TILLICOULTRY Quarries have appointed three new directors – the first board appointments outside the family since the 1950s.

Joe Hadnum, previously operations manager, and Stewart Caine, previously health, safety and environmental manager, have both been appointed directors following a respective 27-year and 12-year career with the company.

 

Commenting on their appointments, Wallace Menzies, managing director of Tillicoultry Quarries, said: ‘I am delighted to be able to announce the appointment of Joe and Stewart to the board of Tillicoultry Quarries. Both have demonstrated exceptional commitment and loyalty to our business and have been intrinsic to our success and growth to date.’

Mr Hadnum commented: ‘Having been with Tillicoultry Quarries since the 1990s, I have witnessed the company evolve into the business it is today. As a team we share strong family values, which has undoubtably contributed to the success of the business so far.’

Mr Caine added: ‘Tillicoultry Quarries has a loyal team of employees and is at an exciting point in its journey. I look forward to continuing to work closely together, taking the business forward as we continue to grow.’

Also appointed to the board as finance director is Craig Tedford, who joined the business in August 2022, having previously held finance director roles at CJ Lang & Son and Heineken.

Mr Tedford commented: ‘I joined Tillicoultry Quarries due to their quality reputation as a growing family business. Having over 25 years of financial and strategic expertise, I look forward to working closely with Joe, Stewart and the rest of the board as we continue to drive the business forward.’

In the last 10 years, Tillicoultry Quarries have seen several key strategic acquisitions which, together with organic growth, have taken the business’ turnover to more than £100 million. With investments across the company’s 32 national sites creating an optimal infrastructure, the construction of a new headquarters – RWM House at Kilbagie, and the new board appointments, the business says it is well positioned to focus on its future growth.

 

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