NEWS14 October 2011
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UK— Alterian directors Michael Talbot and Tim McCarthy, who co-founded the business in 1997 with former CEO David Eldridge, have resigned “by mutual consent”.
Talbot was president and McCarthy research and development director. They were the longest-serving members of the company’s management team.
Their departures come in the wake of Eldridge’s resignation and the appointment of a new chairman and CEO of the marketing analytics software business, Phil Cartmell and Heath Davies (pictured), who are conducting a review of the business to address the “challenges” that led the firm to disappointing 2010/11 results.
Alterian said: “A detailed plan has been put in place to ensure the smooth transition of both Talbot and McCarthy’s roles within the business to existing employees.” Replacements were not named.
Non-executive directors Hugh McCartney and Iain Johnston have also resigned from the board.
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