Clarkson CFO Jeff Woyda to retire after 18 years
Shipping services provider Clarkson Plc revealed on Tuesday that chief financial officer Jeff Woyda had informed the board of his intention to retire after more than 18 years with the company.
Clarkson said it would now proceed with a formal search for a successor, considering internal and external candidates. Woyda will support the board in ensuring an orderly transition during his 12-month notice period.
Chairman Laurence Hollingworth said: "Since becoming chairman in 2022, I have worked extensively with Jeff, and I have nothing but praise for the wide-reaching contribution he has made to the growth and success of Clarksons. He is an individual of outstanding integrity, dedication and commitment with a powerful work ethic. He retires with the business in excellent shape and in a strong position to continue the momentum we have seen over the past several years. I wish him a very happy retirement."
Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com
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