National Grid general counsel and company secretary Helen Mahy has announced that she will leave the company at the beginning of 2013 after 11 years with the FTSE 100 energy giant. Mahy, who joined the company through Lattice's 2002 merger with National Grid and took over as global general counsel in 2003, is now set to pursue interests outside of the law.
July 09, 2012 at 06:43 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
National Grid general counsel and company secretary Helen Mahy has announced that she will leave the company at the beginning of 2013 after 11 years with the FTSE 100 energy giant.
Mahy (pictured), who joined the company through gas trasmissions company Lattice’s 2002 merger with National Grid and took over as global general counsel in 2003, is now set to pursue interests outside of the law.
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