AMEC Chairman lined up to also occupy the chair at G4S
G4S, the international security solutions supplier, has lined up John Connolly, the chairman of consultant engineer AMEC, to be its next Chairman to replace Alf Duch-Pedersen, who recently announced his impending retirement.
G4S, the international security solutions supplier, has lined up John Connolly, the chairman of consultant engineer AMEC, to be its next Chairman to replace Alf Duch-Pedersen, who recently announced his impending retirement.
Duch-Pedersen will step down after G4S's annual general meeting on June 7th. In the meantime, Connolly will sit on the board as an independent non-executive director.
Alf Duch-Pedersen said: "I am very pleased that John has agreed to join the board as my successor - he has extensive experience of working in a global business environment and in sectors which are of strategic importance to the group."
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Until May 2011 Connolly had spent his entire career with Deloitte, the audit, tax, consulting and corporate finance services giant. He was Global Chairman of Deloitte from 2007 until 2011. He has been chairman of AMEC since June 2011.
"There are many opportunities for the group to expand its geographic presence and to maximise the potential for outsourced services across its key sectors. I am looking forward to becoming part of the G4S team and playing my part in its ongoing development," Connolly said.
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