"Royal Mail in the UK is in a period of significant transition"
The Board of Royal Mail plc has announced three senior executive appointments.
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The Board of Royal Mail plc has announced three senior executive appointments.
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Royal Mail has this morning announced that director Simon Thompson will become its new chief executive. The former Apple executive will move into the top seat today, with interim chief Stuart Simpson to leave at the end of January. Simpson has been managing the firm on a temporary basis since May, when Rico Black quit. Thompson, who joined Royal Mail as a non-executive director in 2017, said: “Against the backdrop of a challenging year, our colleagues have once again demonstrated the invaluable service they provide for our communities up and down the country. “Looking ahead, we need to b...
Royal Mail names former Ocado exec Thompson as CEO of UK business 01/11/2021 | 02:55am EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields (Reuters) - Britain's Royal Mail promoted former Ocado and WM Morrison executive Simon Thompson to head its UK business, tapping a retail industry veteran to steer the former postal monopoly as it deals with a COVID-19-driven surge in online parcel deliveries. Interim CEO Stuart Simpson, who had filled in for Rico Back, will leave Royal Mail by the end of this month. Back stepped down last May after two years during which the company faced issues with unions ...
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