Former Bevan Brittan chief exec calls time
Bevan Brittan’s former chief executive Stuart Whitfield has parted company with the firm less than a year after the partnership voted him out of the position. Whitfield went on sabbatical in April and has since decided not to return, confirmed replacement chief executive Andrew Manning. Whitfield was forced to stand down as chief executive in September 2008 after a four-partner committee tasked with devising a restructuring plan proposed that he be replaced. Chief operating officer Manning became the new CEO.
Former Bevan Brittan chief exec calls time
thelawyer.com
Mon, Nov 30, 2009