A2Dominion hires finance transformation director

The landlord said that, as part of the corporate strategy, Mr Knox will focus on a variety of projects aimed at modernising and optimising financial processes and systems across A2Dominion, which will be “fundamental in ensuring financial operations are as efficient and effective as possible”.

This comes months after A2Dominion was given a non-compliant G3 grade by the Regulator of Social Housing in January. At the time, the regulator said it had found “significant issues” with the provider’s data, business-planning, and risk and control framework.

Tracey Barnes, chief finance officer at A2Dominion, said: “Andrew’s experience of leading and driving finance transformation across different businesses and sectors, including BT and The Guinness Partnership, is tremendous.

“He is passionate about bringing business partnering to life, adding value for customers and making a difference at A2Dominion.”

Mr Knox said: “I’m excited to be working with A2Dominion to help improve how we serve our customers. I’m looking forward to learning about how things are done, with a view to making a real step change in quality, service and value for money.”

In May, A2Dominion hired Karbon Homes’ chief executive Paul Fiddaman and Eastlight Community Homes boss Emma Palmer as board members.