Fenning has been CEO of Control Risks since 2004 and joined the company in 1993. He will remain as a part-time adviser to the company for a year after leaving the CEO role.
Control Risks, the specialist global risk consultancy announces today that its chief executive officer, Richard Fenning, is to step down in May 2019. Fenning will be succeeded as CEO by Nick Allan, who is currently CEO of the Europe and Africa region at Control Risks.
In a message to employees, Control Risks chair, Irene Dorner, paid tribute to the immense contribution Fenning has made to the firm: “I would like to thank Richard for his outstanding commitment to the firm, our clients and, of course, our people. He has dedicated himself to leading the firm through a sustained period of growth and expansion, establishing successful partnerships and diversifying the range of Control Risks’ services.”
Fenning has been CEO of Control Risks since 2004 and joined the company in 1993. He will remain as a part-time adviser to the company for a year after leaving the CEO role.
Nick Allan joined Control Risks in 2001 and is currently CEO, Europe and Africa and sits on both the Board and Executive Committee. Prior to that, Allan was CEO of the Asia Pacific region having led Strategy, Marketing and Global Risk Analysis.
Before joining Control Risks, Allan worked at De La Rue International Plc. where he focussed on their Latin American business as well as electoral projects in Mozambique and Sierra Leone. He grew up in Latin America and is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese.
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