Interserve fit-out boss heads over to rival Morgan Lovell

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The man who helped set up Interserve's Paragon fit-out business has joined rival Morgan Lovell. Interserve confirmed that Matt Bray had left the business he co-founded at the start of last month. Documents filed at Companies House show that he resigned as a director of Paragon's parent, Interserve Construction,just before Easter. Now Bray has been named as the new head of contracts at one of Morgan Sindall's fit-out businesses. Morgan Lovell has recently completed work for the Royal Navy on a digital centre of excellence at Portsmouth while it has finished fitting out a new office for National Lottery operator Camelot in London. Bray co-founded Paragon, which was bought by Interserve in 2013, with Stephen Sproat in 2005.