Former SABMiller deputy legal chief Chris Vaughn has been named as the first-ever general counsel of U.K. construction giant Balfour Beatty. Vaughn, who quit SABMiller this summer, took on his new role at Balfour Beatty earlier this month and now heads up the company's team of 30 lawyers worldwide, reporting to chief executive Ian Tyler.
October 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Former SABMiller deputy legal chief Chris Vaughn has been named as the first-ever general counsel of U.K. construction giant Balfour Beatty.
Vaughn took on his new role at Balfour Beatty earlier this month and now heads up the company’s team of 30 lawyers worldwide, reporting to chief executive Ian Tyler.
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