Carillion has announced a number of departures from its senior management team - Zafar Khan, Group Finance Director, who has been in the position for less than a year, has left the company with immediate effect.
Richard Howson, Chief Operating Officer, Adam Green, Managing Director Carillion Construction Services and Nigel Taylor, Managing Director Carillion Services, will all be leaving the company on 30 September. Shaun Carter, Group Strategy Director, will leave Carillion by the end of the year.
In a sales warning issued in July the struggling construction and infrastructure group had said that Richard Howson had stepped down as Group Chief Executive with immediate effect, he would stay on while the search was underway for a new Group Chief Executive for up to one year to support the transition.
Lee Watson has been appointed Chief Transformation Officer effective immediately on secondment from Ernst & Young LLP. He has been a Partner at EY since 2008 during which time he has advised on numerous transformations and restructurings for UK companies. is
Andy Jones, currently President and Chief Executive of Carillion Canada, has been appointed Chief Operating Officer and will take up the role on 1 October 2017.
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