Ewan Phillips

Ewan Phillips has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Ewan currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer at Koalaa soft prosthetics, where they lead a young team through start-up, launch, scale-up, and financing. Ewan has successfully established the company as a market leader in the UK and internationally, particularly in the field of 'soft prosthetics' for children. Additionally, Ewan is the Chief Financial Officer at SERG Technologies Ltd and STENT TEK LIMITED, where they are responsible for financial management and securing funds for product development.

Previously, Ewan has worked as an Independent Consultant at British Growth Fund, providing valuable insights and expertise. Ewan has also served as a Strategic Advisor at Axis Spine Technologies, offering guidance and strategic direction to the company.

Ewan's experience includes roles as an Interim CFO at EDGE10 Group, where they played a key role in refinancing debt and equity. Ewan has also worked as the Chief Financial Officer at Mayku and Interim CFO at WinchesterMD, where they were responsible for financial management and strategy.

Prior to these positions, Ewan held several leadership roles at Deltex Medical Group plc, including CEO and CFO. During their tenure, they led the company through significant growth, expanding sales both in the UK and the US, and creating a new market worth over $1 billion annually in intra-operative fluid management. Ewan played a crucial role in the company's AIM IPO in 2001 and implemented transparent forecasting and management reporting systems as the CFO.

Overall, Ewan Phillips has a strong track record of leadership and financial management, particularly in the healthcare and technology sectors.

Ewan Phillips completed their education in a chronological manner. Ewan attended Aldwickbury from 1973 to 1977, followed by Fettes College from 1977 to 1981. Finally, they pursued further studies at the University of Dundee, where they earned an MA degree in Philosophy from 1982 to 1986.