UK: Greene King finance chief to step down
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 15 April 2011
Greene King has announced that its finance director, Ian Bull, will leave the brewer to become CFO of the betting group Ladbrokes.
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Greene King has announced that its finance director, Ian Bull, will leave the brewer to become CFO of the betting group Ladbrokes.
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