Paul Fisher - Director

Paul joined his father in business at the age of 20. Starting out on the shop floor, Paul has worked in almost every department, giving him a unique insight into each aspect of the business. He is passionate about delivering outstanding service and maintain the reputation of Brian Fisher & Sons as market leaders in the handmade hand sewn curtains and soft furnishings industry.

The responsibility of taking over a family business is a challenge both myself and Stephen relish. We understand the importance of maintaining the values our father had when he set up this business over 20 years ago.

Stephen Fisher - Director

Yes you've probably guessed it by now that both Paul and Stephen are twins!

Stephen joined Brian Fisher & Sons at about the same time as his brother. With a flair and passion for all things technical, it stands to reason that Stephen has taken the responsibility for driving the business into new technologies, including working with Paul to create their bespoke on-line tracking system.

Introducing our bespoke online tracking and ordering system has helped Brian Fishers & Sons maintain our position in the market. This new technology allows our clients to order and track their products throughout the fabrication process, thus giving them the facility to keep their customers updated on their orders at every stage of manufacture.

Keith Drewery - Admin Manager

Keith joined Brian Fisher in December 2003 after serving 30 years at Liberty in their Soft Furnishings Department.

He is responsible for the smooth running of the administration side of the orders which ranges from Goods-In through to dispatch as well as liasing with clients on the progress of their orders.

Craig Anderson - Productions Manager

Craig joined Brian Fisher in August 1998 after serving 16 years at John Lewis in their Soft Furnishings Department.

He is responsible for the daily production of all orders, making sure that the orders are supplied on time and to our high standards.

Once Keith has completed the goods in process then its over to Craig, and finally back to Keith to arrange.