Barlow Lyde & Gilbert chief executive Clint Evans has stepped down from his post and is set to leave the firm in the New Year. Evans, who joined Barlows in 2007, will leave the City firm at the end of January, the firm announced today (21 December). His next move is as yet unconfirmed.
December 21, 2009 at 10:19 AM
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Barlow Lyde & Gilbert chief executive Clint Evans has stepped down from his post and is set to leave the firm in the New Year.
Evans, who joined Barlows in 2007 from Henley Management College, will leave the City firm at the end of January, the firm announced today (21 December). His next move is as yet unconfirmed.
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