Leadership
Peter Brown
C.E.O.
Peter Brown is a prominent regional business leader and the third generation of his family to head up the company. He will have completed 60 years’ service in 2025. Peter has led the company’s growth over the last half century and is behind major investments, including the move to new headquarters, expansion of warehousing facilities in Hessle and East Hull, and building joint ventures and international partnerships.
Carl Andrew
Managing Director
Carl Andrew began his journey with Neill & Brown in 1990 as an office junior, and has steadily climbed the ladder, gaining a deep, hands-on understanding of the logistics and transport sector. In 2025, after more than a decade leading the company’s European and UK logistics services, he stepped into the role of Managing Director. Today, Carl is propelling the family business forward; championing a culture where people thrive and pushing into new markets and services that help customers stay ahead in an increasingly complex logistics landscape.
Paul Allon
Finance Director
Paul Allon joined Neill & Brown as Finance Director in 2023. He has amassed wide experience in the manufacturing and construction sectors, where he led mergers and acquisitions and helped transform companies’ IT and HR functions. His expertise will contribute to further growth over the coming years.
Stuart Dean
Portable Movements Operations Director
Stuart Dean has worked for Neill & Brown for nearly two decades managing the Portable Movements department. He has a wealth of knowledge in European abnormal load distribution, including the export of mobile buildings and is responsible for maintaining the company’s leading reputation in this specialist area of logistics.
Dominic Yeardley
Commercial Director
Dominic Yeardley joined Neill & Brown in 2023. With more than 30 years’ experience in UK & European logistics and haulage, he has a solid all-round knowledge of the industry. His role involves looking after customers and ensuring the highest levels of service, procuring new business, evaluating transport efficiency and helping optimise the operations side of the business.
