Barry Kayes, current chairman of the Tenet Group, is retiring after more than ten years in his post.
Having moved from Friends Provident in 1996 to take the non-executive-chair role of M&E Network - when it had just 250 RI members - Kayes says “rather than do a Tony Blair” and outstay his welcome, he is announcing his intention to step down to retire now as he feels the company is in a good position, having grown to over 5,500 RIs. “It’s great to move on from a job well done and to do so at the right time, knowing you are leaving things in great shape,” says Kayes. “I’ve decided to retire now, well before time and leaving them gasping for more, rather than do a Tony Blair”. Kayes curren...
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