Soho House has appointed Greg Russell as its new Chief Transformation Officer.

Soho House is an international private members’ club that caters primarily to individuals in the media, arts and fashion industries, offering a unique space for creativity and collaboration across its global locations.

Greg joins from Keller, a global geotechnical engineering company, where he designed and delivered a pan-European transformation programme, having previously developed a global target operating model for McDonald’s Finance, turned around a global transformation programme at Mundipharma to support the sale of Mundi company and has led complex finance transformations across various sectors including hospitality, finance and utilities.

Andrew Carnie (CEO of Soho House) said: “We are making investments to try to replace our current finance enterprise resource planning or ERP software with a new industry-leading cloud-based system, led by our new chief transformation officer. The investment will overhaul how we manage finance, procurement, reporting and compliance, payments and staffing and more seamlessly connect to our membership and operations. It will allow us to scale more cost effectively, which is important for a company that is in more than 20 countries today with plans to enter more in the next few years.”

Clarity would like to congratulate both Greg and Soho House on the appointment.