Dundas & Wilson has elected a new non-executive chairman with senior corporate partner David Hardie taking up the role, the big four Scots firm announced today (12 May). Hardie will next month (6 June) begin a four-year term, replacing Michael McAuley after a contested election involving seven candidates. The vote was held last week among the all-equity partnership and closed on Friday (8 May).McAuley, who was elected as chairman in 2005, will remain at the firm, continuing in his role as head of projects.
May 12, 2009 at 06:09 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Dundas & Wilson has elected a new non-executive chairman with senior corporate partner David Hardie taking up the role, the big four Scots firm announced today (12 May).
Hardie will next month (6 June) begin a four-year term, replacing Michael McAuley after a contested election involving seven candidates. The vote was held last week among the all-equity partnership and closed on Friday (8 May).
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