Intrinsic cements new CTO role

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Steve Browell takes on permanent role as firm aims for £100m turnover

Intrinsic Technology has confirmed Steve Browell as its permanent chief technology officer after he took the role on an interim basis last year.  The firm is gunning for £100m turnover for its n...

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