BHID Group has appointed Kevin Holmes as CEO, placing him at the helm of its three interiors brands: Tom Howley, Neville Johnson and London Door Company.
Holmes joined the group in August 2025 as managing director of Tom Howley, bringing a strong track record in business transformation, strategic growth, operational leadership and brand development. His career includes senior positions as transformation director at Glen Dimplex, managing director of Dimplex UK, and managing director of Morphy Richards.
The promotion follows his impact at Tom Howley and signals BHID Group's confidence in his leadership. His appointment also comes as Neville Johnson marks its 40th anniversary, with Holmes set to help guide the brand through its next stage of growth.
As part of the leadership transition, Sonia Davies will move from executive chair to non-executive chair, continuing to work closely with Holmes as he takes on the CEO role.
She says: “I’m delighted to see Kevin appointed as CEO of BHID Group. I’ve seen first-hand the leadership, enthusiasm and strategic vision he has brought to the continued growth and evolution of Tom Howley. I’m excited for him to bring that same energy and ambition to Neville Johnson. I look forward to supporting Kevin and the wider leadership team as we embark on this exciting next chapter for the group."
Holmes comments: “I'm delighted to take on this role and lead BHID Group. Each of our brands has its own heritage, strengths and relationship with its customers, underpinned by talented craftspeople and a shared commitment to quality and service.
"My priority is to build on those strong foundations, working with our teams to ensure each business continues to evolve in response to customer needs and market opportunities. That means investing in our people, continually improving the customer experience, and thinking differently about how we grow – while staying true to what makes each brand special. I'm excited about what we can achieve together across Tom Howley, Neville Johnson and London Door Company.”
