Peter Lane leaves Tenet Group

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Tenet commercial director Peter Lane has left the business, while Rupert Robson has left his position as non-executive director.

  Lane was responsible for investor relations, assessing investment opportunities and group strategy, and been at the company since 2002. Keith Richards, Tenet distribution and development director, says: "Peter has left to pursue opportunities elsewhere. "He has been a major contributor to Tenet's success over the last few years. He was instrumental in our growth and helping us reshape to where we are today.” Meanwhile, Robson's departure was by mutual consent following a restructure of the company.  

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