Greene King appoints its first female chief, long-standing boss Nick Mackenzie to stand down in February
Summary
Greene King has appointed its first female chief as its long-standing boss stands down, the Evening Standard and The Independent headlined on Monday 2 November. Nick Mackenzie will stand down at the end of February next year after leading Britain's second biggest pub chain for nearly eight years, the two outlets reported.
Latest: Greene King appointed its first female chief, Nick Mackenzie being set to stand down at the end of February next year after leading Britain's second biggest pub chain for nearly eight years, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported.
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How it unfolded
Monday 2 November
Greene King appointed its first female chief, Nick Mackenzie being set to stand down at the end of February next year after leading Britain's second biggest pub chain for nearly eight years, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported.
- 07:43The Independent Greene King appoints first female chief as long-standing boss stands down
- 07:43Evening Standard Greene King appoints first female chief as long-standing boss stands down