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The Stadium Support Services (UK), a national provider of facilities management, commercial cleaning and rope access services, recently announced the appointment of Scott Hudson as the new Managing Director (MD). The organization is entering its 20th year of operations and sees the change as an opportunity to fuel further growth and diversification across its portfolio.

‘Stadium Support Services’ stated that Scott Hudson has been a central part of the company’s senior management team since 2015, where he has served as Operations Director and takes the reins from the current MD and company Founder Kevin Hudson who will transition into company Chairman. Kevin will step back from day-to-day management of the company but continue to support the business in strategic decision-making and governance matters.

London (UK)-based the Stadium Support Services is a leading provider of facilities management and rope access services for major stadiums and mass spectator venues in the United Kingdom. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, the company has built a reputation for delivering superior and responsive solutions to meet the dynamic needs of sports and entertainment venues. The Stadium Support Services remains dedicated to its clients’ success, offering a comprehensive range of services to ensure safe, efficient and unforgettable experiences for fans and visitors.

Commented Kevin Hudson, “I couldn’t be prouder of how the Stadium Support Services has grown and evolved over the last 19 years, and we have seen a steep growth trajectory over the last five to seven years, which is in no small part down to Scott’s leadership and vision. Building and leading this company has been such a privilege, but the time is now right for me to step back and allow a new era of leadership to come through and take the company to even greater heights.”

In recent years, Scott has been instrumental in rebranding and repositioning Stadium Support Services, enabling it to deliver top-tier facilities management, rope access and commercial cleaning services to a multitude of major venues throughout the United Kingdom.

‘Stadium Support Services’ further stated that since Scott joined the senior management team, the company has won contracts and projects with establishments such as the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre in Farnborough, England, the 90,000-capacity Wembley Stadium in Wembley, England, the English Football League (EFL) Championship team Queens Park Rangers Football Club based in Shepherd’s Bush, England, and the EFL Championship team the Birmingham City Football Club based in Birmingham, England.

Stated Scott, “I have loved seeing the company go from strength to strength and take great pride in the fantastic roster of clients we have who push us to continually provide ever-more dynamic and highly responsive facilities management solutions to fuel their success. I feel an incredible sense of responsibility as I step up and build on the legacy that Kevin has created but know I have the best team in the industry around me to ensure we deliver on the vision that I and the whole senior management team have for the business going forward. I wholeheartedly believe the best years are still ahead of us.”

These leadership changes are effective immediately.

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