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Monday 01 June 2015 9:51 am

Former British Gas director Michael Uzielli spends first day as Heathrow CFO

By: Sarah Spickernell

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Former British Gas financial director Michael Uzielli has taken up the reins as chief financial officer of Heathrow, weeks before the Airports Commission announces its decision over a third runway for the airport.
 
Read more:  Sir Howard Davies says third runway will deliver more benefits at Heathrow than Gatwick. 
 
Uzielli's appointment was announced in February. Before that he spent time working for British Airways and Schroders. 
 
Taking over from José Leo, Uzielli has been tasked with making sure the airport is able to “exceed financial targets and secure the investment necessary to continue to transform passenger experience”.
 
Joh  Holland-Kate, chief executive of Heathrow, said he was “delighted” by Michael's arrival. “I'm confident his breadth of experience will help us take Heathrow from being one of the best airpors in Europe to one of the best airports in the world.”
 
Uzielli's responsibilities include financial and investment strategies and management, tax, insurance, treasury and investor relations.

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