PSLT Welcomes Stuart Martin as New Commercial Director to Drive Growth and Innovation

PSLT Limited, one of the UK’s leading providers of fitness equipment, logistics, and service solutions, is delighted to announce the appointment of Stuart Martin as its new Commercial Director.

Stuart brings a wealth of experience from his previous role as CEO of Active Nation, where he was instrumental in driving growth, innovation, and sector-wide collaboration across the fitness and leisure industry. His leadership experience and passion for helping people stay active will play a key role in shaping PSLT’s next chapter.

In his new role, Stuart will focus on strengthening PSLT’s position as the UK’s most trusted and innovative fitness equipment and service partner. He will lead on developing solutions that help operators design, install, and maintain high-quality fitness spaces — inspiring more people to move and ensuring lasting value for clients across the sector.

Speaking about his appointment, Stuart said:

“This isn’t just a new role, it’s a new mission. The places we move in shape how we feel, and the service we receive determines whether we keep moving for life. I’m excited to work with PSLT’s brilliant team to set a new standard for what great looks like — and there are a few more exciting things to come.”

PSLT’s Managing Director, Graham Bertrand, added:

“To add the calibre of someone like Stuart to our team is credit to the hard work that PSLT has done to date. The plans for 2026 onwards are significant, and having Stuart on board will ensure that my vision can be achieved. Everyone at PSLT is incredibly excited about this next stage, and working with Stuart will benefit our team, our existing customers, and our future customers too.”

This strategic appointment signals a bold step forward for PSLT as it continues to invest in people, partnerships, and purpose. With Stuart Martin on board, PSLT is set to build on its reputation for exceptional service and innovation, supporting the fitness industry and empowering more people to stay active for life.