Timothy Taylor's: 'Great honour' as historic Yorkshire brewery appoints new finance director

Historic Yorkshire brewery Timothy Taylor’s has appointed Paul Tiffany as its new finance director and company secretary.

Mr Tiffany said he was honoured to have been given the senior role at the 165-year-old Keighley brewery.

He officially started his new role on August 14 and will have an extensive handover with current Finance Director, John Varley, who will work closely with Mr Tiffany in the production of the financial year-end accounts covering the period to the end of September.

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Mr Tiffany started his career with PricewaterhouseCoopers and has held several Group and Divisional Financial Director roles, including his previous role as Divisional Finance and IT Director at RS Safety Solutions.

Paul Tiffany has joined the leadership team at Timothy Taylor'sPaul Tiffany has joined the leadership team at Timothy Taylor's
Paul Tiffany has joined the leadership team at Timothy Taylor's

He said: “It’s a great honour to be selected as the new Financial Director and Company Secretary for such a well-respected and family-owned company.

“My family and I live in the area, so, of course, I was well-versed in Taylor’s beers and their excellent national reputation as well the company’s pub estate.

"I look forward to working with the fantastic team here at the brewery and contributing to the board to ensure that the business continues to prosper.”

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Tim Dewey, Timothy Taylor’s Chief Executive, said: “I would like to start by thanking John Varley for his enormous contribution to the business’ success over the past seven or so years. We are all very sad to lose him but understand his decision to retire.

“The board and I very much look forward to working with Paul Tiffany. Paul was the standout candidate from an extremely comprehensive recruitment process and his references and experience were outstanding. I am sure he will prove a great asset to the brewery.”

John Varley will remain a director of Timothy Taylor’s throughout the autumn before retiring later this year.