Meet the Team

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Peter Griffiths

Founder 

Peter Griffiths is the Founder and Chairman of Argyll Data Development Ltd and an international infrastructure specialist with more than four decades of experience spanning engineering, aviation, government, regulation and digital infrastructure.

Throughout his career, he has advised governments, regulators and private organisations on the planning, delivery and governance of major infrastructure programmes. His international experience includes working with both the UK Government and the Government of Kazakhstan on airport development, certification and strategic infrastructure planning.

For six years, Peter served as Chairman of the European Commission's Performance Review Body (PRB), overseeing the performance framework for European air traffic management under the Single European Sky programme. Earlier in his career, he served on a number of UK Cabinet Office sponsored committees covering renewable energy, radio spectrum management, national transport infrastructure and strategic infrastructure policy.

Alongside his regulatory and strategic work, Peter has extensive operational aviation experience, serving as Captain on both Airbus and Boeing aircraft with a major international airline. Originally trained as a marine engineer, he has combined practical engineering expertise with executive leadership across complex infrastructure programmes throughout Europe and the Middle East.

Today, Peter's work is focused on the development of sovereign artificial intelligence infrastructure, resilient energy systems and next-generation digital infrastructure. Through the Argyll organisation, he is leading the development of integrated AI, energy and digital infrastructure designed to strengthen national resilience, support secure digital transformation and deliver long-term economic value.

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Akshata (Akshu) Campbell-Holt

Non Executive Director

Akshu is a Non-Executive Director of Argyll Development Holdings Ltd, bringing almost twenty years of international experience in strategy, investment, infrastructure development and financial markets. Throughout her career, she has worked with governments, regulators and international institutions to support the development of investment ecosystems and attract global capital.

Her experience includes senior leadership positions at the Astana International Financial Centre, where she helped shape investment strategy and market development, together with roles at the World Alliance of International Financial Centres and Bitfinex Securities. She previously spent almost a decade with the Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority, working across strategy, regulation and business transformation.

Akshu holds a Master of Studies in Social Innovation from the University of Cambridge, an MBA from Edinburgh Business School and a Bachelor's degree in Engineering. She brings strategic insight, international perspective and strong governance experience to the Board as Argyll continues to develop intelligent AI and energy infrastructure solutions.

Joe Rickards

Developer Relations & Commercial Partnerships Manager

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Founder 

Robert Mitchell

Robert Mitchell is a Director of the Argyll organisation and the owner of Killellan Farm in Argyll, where he has built a successful portfolio of agricultural and commercial enterprises over many years.

Alongside farming operations, Robert owns and operates Cowal Sand and Gravel Ltd, a well-established regional aggregates business serving customers across Argyll and the west of Scotland. His experience spans land management, commercial operations, resource management and the practical delivery of infrastructure projects within a rural environment.

Robert brings extensive knowledge of land stewardship, planning and long-term asset management. Under his leadership, Killellan Farm has supported a diverse range of agricultural and commercial activities while maintaining strong relationships with local communities, businesses and regional supply chains.

The wider Killellan estate includes land designated by Argyll and Bute Council for light industrial development, creating opportunities for future investment and sustainable economic growth. Robert's combination of local knowledge, commercial experience and long-term commitment to the region provides an important foundation for the Argyll organisation's infrastructure and development activities.

Today, Robert works alongside the wider Argyll leadership team to support the development of sovereign artificial intelligence infrastructure, resilient energy systems and strategic investment projects, ensuring that long-term economic development is delivered alongside responsible land management and sustainable regional growth.

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Joe leads Developer Relations and Commercial Partnerships at Argyll, building relationships with developers, technology partners and customers to support the adoption of Argyll's AI and intelligent infrastructure platforms. Working at the intersection of technology and business, he helps organisations understand how Argyll's solutions can be integrated into real-world applications while developing strategic partnerships that accelerate innovation and growth.

Prior to joining Argyll, Joe developed a strong track record in high-growth technology businesses. At Revolut, he ranked amongst the company's highest-performing Account Executives, managing the complete sales lifecycle from customer engagement and solution demonstrations through to negotiation, delivery and long-term account management. He also contributed to go-to-market strategy and the use of AI and automation to improve commercial effectiveness.

Joe holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Queen's University Belfast. Combining technical understanding with commercial expertise, he works with developers, partners and customers to expand the Argyll ecosystem, supporting the delivery of intelligent AI and energy infrastructure solutions.