Durrant Pate/Contributor

As Kintyre Holdings Limited begins its new phase having two months ago rebranded from iCreate, the Tyrone Wilson-led company has effected a number of leadership changes.

The changes stems from Kintyre’s strategic review and is in alignment with its strategic imperatives for 2025. These steps, the company reports are aimed at positioning it for sustained growth, enhancing operational efficiency and creating greater shareholder value.

The leadership changes will see Andrew Wildish transitioning from his role as chief financial officer to chief investment officer, effective immediately. The company reports that this new role is “critical, as KNTYR prioritises investment to drive long-term growth and profitability”.

“Wildish’s expertise in financial strategy and funding as well as investor relations makes him well suited to oversee this critical area,” a statement noted.

Other promotions and resignation

In addition, Ayana Graham has been promoted from accounting and finance manager to financial controller, effective immediately. She has been with the company since 2018 and her promotion reflects her strong track record of leadership and operational excellence within Kintrye Holdings.

Also, Adrian Smith has been appointed interim chairman of the audit committee arising from the resignation of Anthony Dunn from the board of directors and from the company’s audit committee. Dunn’s resignation took effect on December 31, 2024.

However, he will continue to contribute to the group as a member of the board of directors of Visual Vibe, a subsidiary of Kintyre. The company emphasised that Dunn’s resignation is unrelated to KNTYR’s financial reporting or internal controls.

The company has thanked him for his service, leading it through a pivotal year, noting his contributions to navigate the various challenges experienced during his tenure.