Pinsent Masons' Leeds chief Nigel McClea has announced that he is to step down as head of the office, with property partner Mark Owen set to take the helm in the city. McClea will step down in October after six years in the role of Leeds office head, but will remain at the firm in a consultant capacity.
August 10, 2010 at 05:44 AM
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Pinsent Masons’ Leeds chief Nigel McClea has announced that he is to step down as head of the office, with property partner Mark Owen set to take the helm in the city.
McClea will step down in October after six years in the role of Leeds office head, but will remain at the firm in a consultant capacity.
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