Claire Morgan
Three of the brightest stars from the business world have joined CMC2, Monmouthshire County Council’s community interest company, to help the company take huge strides in the digital and green industries with the ultimate aim of benefitting Monmouthshire communities.
Following an overwhelming response to an open recruitment process, the three new appointments will offer their specialist skills and expertise to CMC2 as Non-Executive Directors.
With all of the new recruits living in Monmouthshire, there is real passion to invest in local communities and understand what they truly need to thrive.
New appointments are:
Delyth Harris: senior business leader in the IT industry, resident of Penallt and champion of her local community broadband scheme
Claire Morgan: Director of Corporate Services at Age Cymru and resident of Raglan
Jason Smith: co-founder of software analytics company Blurrt and resident of Gilwern
Councillor Bob Greenland, council Member for Innovation and Enterprise said:
“As chairman of CMC2, I was overwhelmed by the quality of applications that we received from members of our local community. We have such incredible talent in our county and it’s fantastic that we can tap into that for the benefit of our communities.
“The appointment of the three directors is a significant step in CMC2’s future development. We are sure that the direction, expertise and experience that they can bring to the company will be integral to our future success. We very much look forward to working with them and can’t wait to make great things happen for Monmouthshire’s communities.”
