Lombardo gets top job at Lendlease as McCann retires
Lendlease boss Steve McCann will retire after 12 years in the top job at the listed property developer.
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Lendlease boss Steve McCann will retire after 12 years in the top job at the listed property developer.
Lombardo gets top job at Lendlease as McCann retires We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Lendlease’s new boss Tony Lombardo will have the task of simplifying a sprawling $8.24 billion global business when he takes over the top job from long-serving chief executive Steve McCann at the end of May. Mr McCann said on Wednesday he would retire after a dozen years at the helm of Lendlease and hand over to the former accountant Mr Lombardo, the group’s Asia head. “Tony will commence in his new role as the group pu...
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