Peter Hacker appointed as group innovation officer at Cooper Gay
Cooper Gay has appointed Peter Hacker as group chief innovation officer, reporting to group CEO Steve Hearn.
Hacker's focus will be developing risk and advisory solutions for businesses and their boards, with the aim of digitising all aspects of operations.
Hearn said: "Appointing an individual of Peter's
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