Seven Towns promotes Elizabeth Moody to Chief Operating Officer

Prolific invention house Seven Towns has promoted Elizabeth Moody to the role of Chief Operating Officer.

As COO, Elizabeth will work closely with the Seven Towns creative and leadership team in overseeing day to day operations, implementing strategic direction and supporting the delivery of innovative ideas to clients.

Prior to the promotion, Elizabeth held the role of SVP Business Development, where she delivered consistent growth and significant licensing deals.

“Elizabeth is a consummate professional and will greatly contribute to the continuous growth of our company,” said Seven Towns Chief Executive Mike Moody, adding: “We wish Elizabeth great success in her new role.”

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