Peter Crossley is in line to claim a second term at the helm of Hammonds, with the national giant's high-profile managing partner standing unopposed in its upcoming leadership election. Crossley appears almost certain to claim a second three-year term after no rival candidates came forward during the nomination process, which closed at the end of last month.
December 10, 2007 at 06:31 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Peter Crossley is in line to claim a second term at the helm of Hammonds, with the national giant’s high-profile managing partner standing unopposed in its upcoming leadership election.
Crossley appears almost certain to claim a second three-year term after no rival candidates came forward during the nomination process, which closed at the end of last month.
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