Interview with Alex Ferguson of Lucion Group
John E. Kaye
News & Features
Alex Ferguson is the Group Managing Director of Lucion Group and has taken on the group role following the successful acquisition and integration of delta simons, where he was Managing Director for over 6 years. Alex is responsible for leading the managing directors of the group companies at Executive Board level.
Lucion Group is a purpose-driven organisation, dedicated to protecting people and the planet. It provides a comprehensive suite of scientific, environmental, health and safety consultancy services.
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