SHARE loses its boss
The chief executive of SHARE and Newpark has resigned.
Tony Dench had been in the role for five years.
No reason has been given for his departure. But in a statement, Dench said he had achieved his objectives at the network.
“When I joined SHARE five years ago, the SHARE board asked me to grow the business and to prepare it for the upcoming licensing regime.
“I believe that I can justifiably say that, together, we...MORE»
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