Ex-M&S FD to take IHG non-exec role
Ian Dyson to expand his non-executive portfolio with InterContinental Hotels Group role
Ian Dyson to expand his non-executive portfolio with InterContinental Hotels Group role
FORMER Marks & Spencer group FD Ian Dyson has expanded his non-executive portfolio with a role at InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG).
Dyson, who has previously served as CEO of Punch Taverns and as FD of Rank Group, will join IHG’s board on 1 September.
Currently a non-executive at Betfair and Punch Taverns, he will also take the senior independent director role at ASOS on 1 October.
At IHG he will serve on the audit, remuneration and nomination committees.
Patrick Cescau, IHG’s chairman, said: “I look forward to welcoming Ian to the IHG Board. His understanding of the hotel sector and his wealth of experience in senior executive and finance roles will be of great value to the group.”
Dyson, one of the few FDs to step up to CEO of a major listed business from group FD at another company, was interviewed by Financial Director in 2007 during his Marks & Spencer tenure.
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