
Lyceum hires two

Lyceum Capital has announced two new appointments as the firm prepares to deploy its third fund.
Matthew Norrington (pictured), appointed to investment director, joins the firm from LDC where he spent more than five years on deal origination and execution.
Working on transactions in the £5-100m enterprise value space, Norrington also supported the development of portfolio companies post-transaction. He was involved in the American Golf exit and the buyout of mechanical engineering firm PJD.
In 2006, Norrington joined Control Risks Group as a strategy and planning consultant. Prior to that, he spent more than a year as a senior associate in Deloitte's transaction services practice, where he provided commercial due diligence services to private equity clients.
Thomas Alldred joins Lyceym as an investment executive. The new hire leaves Deloitte's transaction services team, where he spent two and a half years as an executive advising corporate and private equity clients. He is a qualified chartered accountant.
The appointments take headcount in Lyceum's investment team to 10.
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