Fab for A&M given that there's five of them on the Abbey Road style crossing.
A&M EDM appoints four new directors to strengthen its management team to drive future development.
LtoR: Mark Wingfield MD, Arthur Watts, Lee Finch, Gary Surman, Stuart Talbot
The new directors will work with Managing Director, Mark Wingfield on future strategy and assume responsibility for day to day operations across the company’s two factories.
Lee Finch and Arthur Watts are responsible for A&M’s spark and wire erosion electro discharge machining (EDM). A&M started business in 2002 as an EDM contact shop and now offers one of the largest commercial EDM services in the UK.
Stuart Talbot and Gary Surman will lead A&M’s growing precision machining capabilities. A&M have 29 milling and turning CNC machines manufacturing bespoke designs, prototypes and production runs of precision parts and tooling.
Mark Wingfield said, "All four have made an invaluable contribution to A&M’s success to date as managers, they are all incredibly talented engineers, who will ensure we
continue to prosper and deliver pure precision quality as fast as possible for all our customers.”
A&M EDM has appointed four new directors to strengthen its management team to drive future development.
The "Fab Four" are joined on the Abbey Road style crossing with MD Mark Wingfield. (Photos Jas Sansi)
Pictured left to right: Mark Wingfield, Arthur Watts, Lee Finch, Gary Surman, Stuart Talbot
The new directors, who have been promoted from within the company are:
Lee Finch – Production Director EDM
Stuart Talbot – Production Director CNC
Gary Surman –Technical Director CNC
Arthur Watts – Technical Director EDM
A&M are an award winning manufacturer of precision components and tooling for aerospace, automotive, manufacturing assembly and motorsport customers. A&M’s workforce has doubled since 2013 to 70 staff, with annual sales over £6m.
The new directors will work with Managing Director, Mark Wingfield on future strategy and assume responsibility for day to day operations across the company’s two factories.
Lee Finch and Arthur Watts are responsible for A&M’s spark and wire erosion electro discharge machining (EDM). A&M started business in 2002 as an EDM contact shop and now offers one of the largest commercial EDM services in the UK.
Stuart Talbot and Gary Surman will lead A&M’s growing precision machining capabilities. A&M have 29 milling and turning CNC machines manufacturing bespoke designs, prototypes and production runs of precision parts and tooling.
Mark Wingfield said, "All four have made an invaluable contribution to A&M’s success to date as managers, they are all incredibly talented engineers, who will ensure we continue to prosper and deliver pure precision quality as fast as possible for all our customers.”
All the new directors and Mark have been recognised by industry peers as role models in the top 100 outstanding individuals in UK Manufacturing in recent years.
