Overseeing Anglia's continual growth since those early days, Bill Ingram is proud to have seen the company become the largest privately owned distributor of electronic components in the UK

Steve Rawlins joined the field sales team at Anglia in 1976 at the time the company was beginning to establish itself as a recognised and fast growing distributor.

He was promoted to Sales Manager in 1983, and in the following year to the position of Sales Director. As the company continued its expansion into the industrial segment of the electronics industry, he was made Managing Director in 1997, Group Managing Director in 2003 and Chief Executive Officer in 2006.

John has been a part of the Anglia team since 1997, joining from TT Group plc. Initially working in the Field Sales team, John’s career at Anglia has included management roles in Business Development and Field Application Engineering. He was promoted to Divisional Marketing Manager for Semiconductors in 2007.

Through 22 years of working in the UK’s Electronics OEM and Distribution sectors, John has developed a comprehensive understanding of Anglia’s partners, technologies and markets.

Keith Hover is a CIMA qualified accountant and has worked in business financial roles since graduating with a first class honours degree from the University of Bradford.

Before joining Anglia in 1994 Keith had been employed over a 17-year period by a range of public and private companies involved in manufacturing, production and distribution.

Neville Reyner CBE DL joined Anglia in March 2004 as a Corporate Advisor. A Chartered Electrical Engineer (C Eng) and Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (FIET), Neville was formally UK Executive Vice President of Mitsubishi Electric Europe where he took Mitsubishi Semiconductor in the UK and Ireland from start up to £150 million over 15 years.

Neville's background is predominately semiconductor focused having also worked for Analog Devices and Fairchild and he has a comprehensive knowledge of distribution and manufacturing which is proving invaluable to Anglia as it continues its expansion plans.

In October 2005 Neville was appointed to the UK Electronics Leadership Council (ELC), which is tasked to oversee the implementation of the recommendations made in the UK Electronics Strategy 2015 (DTI electronics innovation growth team).

In January 2007 Neville was asked to join the UK Photonics Leadership Group where, amongst other roles, he provides a liaison with the UK Electronics Leadership Council.

Neville has a BSc from Leeds, an MBA from Cranfield and was appointed CBE in the New Years Honours list 2001/02 for services to business. He was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters (Hon DLitt) from the University of Hertfordshire in 2002 and in 2003 was appointed Deputy Lieutenant (DL) of Hertfordshire. He is also a Fellow of the Institute of Directors (FIOD) and in 2006 was appointed to the board of The British Chamber of Commerce.

On 17th July 2008 Neville was elected to the post of President of the British Chamber of Commerce.