Salans has turned to the London office of Ropes & Gray for its new global chief operating officer. Peter Griffith, who joined Salans' London office on 8 August, will be responsible for all the firm's global support services, including finance, IT, business development and marketing. He replaces Neil Woodcock, who retired earlier this year.
August 10, 2011 at 12:20 PM
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Salans has turned to the London office of Ropes & Gray for its new global chief operating officer.
Peter Griffith, who joined Salans’ London office on 8 August, will be responsible for all the firm’s global support services, including finance, IT, business development and marketing. He replaces Neil Woodcock, who retired earlier this year.
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