FD quits Tate & Lyle
John Nicholas has stepped down from the company by mutual agreement and will be replaced by former group financial controller
John Nicholas has stepped down from the company by mutual agreement and will be replaced by former group financial controller
John Nicholas, the finance director of sugar manufacturer Tate & Lyle, is
to step down from the company.
Nicholas, who joined the company in 2006, will be replaced by director of
investor relations Tim Lodge, who will assume the role of acting FD.
A statement from Tate & Lyle said: ‘John Nicholas, group FD, will by
mutual agreement step down from the board and leave the company on 30 September
2008 following a short handover period.’
The departure is thought to be amicable and Nicholas will step down next
week.
Sir David Lees, chairman of Tate & Lyle, said: ‘The board would like to
thank John for all he has done for Tate & Lyle and wish him every success in
the future.’
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