LDC CEO becomes chairman of E2Exchange
LDC CEO Darryl Eales has been appointed chairman of E2Exchange while entrepreneur Hugh Chappell joins the company's board as director.
A chartered accountant by background, Eales has worked in private equity for more than 20 years and been the CEO of LDC since 2003.
Under his leadership, LDC, which specialises in supporting UK growth businesses, has invested more than £2bn in 137 companies.
E2Exchange is the new name for the London Entrepreneurial Exchange, a forum for UK entrepreneurs.
E2Exchange is a specialist service for entrepreneurs offering advice and support on their business from start-up to exit.
Founded in London, E2Exchange has launched several business initiatives, including the SME Manifesto for Britain and its 2012 Policy Package.
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