South Staffs Water has announced the appointment of Dominique Mowle as its new Finance Director and also for its sister company Cambridge Water effective 2 January 2026.

The water company said she brings deep expertise in financial strategy, performance management and business transformation across both regulated finance and the water industry. Dominique Mowle joins from Severn Trent, where she most recently served as Group Head of FP&A. Her previous career includes senior finance positions at Groupe PSA, Home Retail Group, and Barclays.
Elena Karpathakis, Managing Director of South Staffs Water commented:
“I am delighted to welcome Dominique to South Staffs Water and my Executive Team.
"As we deliver our AMP8 business plan, investing more than ever before in resilient infrastructure, protecting the environment and customer service excellence, Dominique’s experience will be key to ensuring we maintain financial strength and deliver lasting value.”
In her new role, Dominique will lead South Staffs Water’s financial operations, ensuring they support the company’s strategic priorities and regulatory commitments. Her leadership will be critical as the business navigates its largest-ever investment programme, aimed at delivering long-term value for customers and stakeholders with efficiency and impact.
Dominique Mowle said:
“The water sector is set for an exciting period of growth, and South Staffs Water has an ambitious and forward-looking plan for the next five years. I’m excited to join the team and contribute to the company’s strategic goals, financial resilience and commitment to delivering outstanding service to the communities it serves.”
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