Wonga hires former skype CFO The technology company, which aims to disrupt banks and traditional lenders, has hired Adrian Dillon as a non-executive director. Mr Dillon left Skype in 2011, having joined it a year earlier. Prior to that, he carried out the same role at measurement specialist Agilent, and spent 22 years at US industrial conglomerate Eaton Corporation. However, his recruitment is not thought to be a signal that Wonga is preparing for any form of corporate activity, not least an initial public offering. Mr Damelin, Wonga's founder, this weekend confirmed Mr Dillon's appointment, saying he "brings a wealth of experience from major tech companies such as Skype." Wonga has faced attacks from politicians as it is the largest operator in the controversial payday loans market.