The leadership transition at Waterman sees Neil Humphrey stepping up as the new chief executive.
- Nick Taylor will step down after 42 years, having served 17 years as chief executive.
- Neil Humphrey, the current UK COO, has been with Waterman since 2001.
- Nick Taylor will continue to contribute as non-executive chairman post-transition.
- The succession plan is set for implementation on 1st April 2025.
In a significant leadership transition at Waterman, a consulting engineering firm, Neil Humphrey is poised to take over as the new chief executive from 1st April 2025. This change comes as Nick Taylor, after an extensive 42-year tenure at the company, including 17 years as chief executive, has decided to step down from his current role on 31st March 2025.
Neil Humphrey, who is currently serving as the UK chief operating officer, has been with Waterman since 2001. His long-standing service and experience within the firm undoubtedly prepare him for his upcoming responsibilities as chief executive.
In a strategic move, Nick Taylor will continue his involvement with Waterman post-transition. From 1st April 2025, he will assume the role of non-executive chairman while maintaining his directorships within Waterman’s operations in Ireland and Australia.
This planned transition underscores Waterman’s commitment to strategic leadership continuity and stability, ensuring that the company’s trajectory remains positive and forward-looking.
The carefully planned succession at Waterman demonstrates its dedication to maintaining leadership stability and strategic continuity.
