The world's largest photo-booth operator has had to make an emergency appointment after illness got the better of its FD.
Photo-Me International announced that Simon Poulton would be stepping into the shoes of Jean-Luc Peurois on an interim basis.
Photo-Me FD struck down by illness
FD of photo booth giant forced to drop his role in order to get vital treatment for debilitating condition
Accountancy Age, 25 Feb 2008
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In a statement, the company, which operates 21,300 photo booths worldwide said that Peurois has been granted medical leave of absence 'for some months', so he can take a course of treatment.
Poulton was selected as interim FD because of his 'considerable experience as an interim chief financial officer and consultant,' the company said.
Photo-Me added:'Peurois remains a member of the board and will return to his role once his treatment is completed.'
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