Travel management company CTI has appointed Clive Wratten as its new CEO.
Wratten, 52 joined CTI in June this year as commercial director, and has helped restructure the sales and client management teams and “evolved” CTI’s positioning to be a travel partnership firm.
Previous CEO Ian White will remain with CTI and lead the development of new products and services and markets.
CTI chairman Dick Porter said: “Clive has made a considerable positive impact on our company since he joined us earlier this year and is absolutely the right person to lead our company forward following Ian’s successful stewardship of CTI over many years.
“These changes are part of our long term strategic plan for CTI, and Clive’s role will be to lead CTI in its next phase of growth and evolution.”
Before joining CTI, Wratten was general manager, UK at Etihad Airways where he implemented a new commercial strategy that saw UK revenues grow from £65 million to £250 million. He has also held senior roles with HRG and Gulf Air.