Dickinson Dees senior partner Robin Bloom is set to leave the firm next year to take up a new role at Gibson O'Neill, the holding company of Middlesbrough Football Club. Bloom, who has spent almost six years at the helm of the northeast firm, is set to depart by the end of the financial year (30 April) when his second term as senior partner comes to an end.
October 19, 2009 at 06:39 AM
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Dickinson Dees senior partner Robin Bloom is set to leave the firm next year to take up a new role at Gibson O’Neill, the holding company of Middlesbrough Football Club.
Bloom (pictured), who has spent almost six years at the helm of the northeast firm, is set to depart by the end of the financial year (30 April) when his second term as senior partner comes to an end.
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