CMS Cameron McKenna has begun the second round of voting to elect the firm's next senior partner, with three candidates remaining after Robert Lane was eliminated during the first round. Energy partner Lane stood against three other City candidates who remain in the running - former managing partner Dick Tyler, banking and project finance partner Andrew Ivison and consumer products head Louise Wallace.
March 22, 2011 at 06:24 AM
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CMS Cameron McKenna has begun the second round of voting to elect the firm’s next senior partner, with three candidates remaining after Robert Lane was eliminated during the first round.
Energy partner Lane stood against three other City candidates who remain in the running – former managing partner Dick Tyler, banking and project finance partner Andrew Ivison and consumer products head Louise Wallace.
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