Denton Wilde Sapte energy chief Christopher McGee-Osborne is set to stand down from his role, with the firm yet to appoint a new sector head. McGee-Osborne, who has led the energy, transport and infrastructure strategy team for seven years, notified the board last month that he wanted to stand down from the role in order to focus on developing the firm's specialist nuclear practice.
May 11, 2010 at 12:50 AM
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Denton Wilde Sapte energy chief Christopher McGee-Osborne is set to stand down from his role, with the firm yet to appoint a new sector head.
McGee-Osborne, who has led the energy, transport and infrastructure strategy team for seven years, notified the board last month that he wanted to stand down from the role in order to focus on developing the firm’s specialist nuclear practice.
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