Friday, July 18, 2025

Devonshire Group welcomes new chief financial officer

The Devonshire Group has appointed Kathryn Fleming as its new chief financial officer, bringing over 30 years of senior financial leadership experience to the role.

Kathryn joins at a time of continued growth for the Group, which spans heritage, hospitality, property, conservation and charitable activity across the UK and Ireland.

A chartered accountant with an international career, Kathryn has held senior roles in both listed and privately owned organisations, including most recently as chief financial officer at global risk consultancy Control Risks.

Originally from North Yorkshire, Kathryn is now returning to her roots as she leads the Group’s financial strategy.

Speaking about the new role, Kathryn said: “The Devonshire Group is an interconnected ecosystem – every business, estate and initiative is united by a shared set of values and a long-term vision.

“That’s what makes this opportunity so special. I’m excited to play my part in helping the Group continue to thrive with integrity, innovation and heart.

“I’ve already had the chance to meet many brilliant people across the organisation and see the impact they’re making. My role is to ensure that we are financially confident, future-focused and ambitious in the right ways, creating space to explore new opportunities while protecting what matters.

“In today’s world, standing still is one of the biggest risks. My job is not just to protect our legacy, but actively building on it in a sustainable, responsible and ambitious manner, with the communities we serve at heart.”

Stephen Vickers, chief executive of the Devonshire Group, said: “We are delighted to welcome Kathryn to the team. She combines exceptional financial leadership with a deep appreciation of the Devonshire Group’s vision and values.

“Kathryn has already made a strong start, listening, learning and engaging with people across the organisation. We look forward to the leadership and vision she will bring in the months and years ahead.”

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