Virgin Media general counsel Scott Dresser has resigned from the company “for personal reasons”, just over 18 months after his promotion to the top legal role. The media and telecoms giant announced that Dresser’s resignation would be effective immediately, and that he would return to the US in October after assisting with the handover.
August 02, 2012 at 10:03 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Virgin Media general counsel Scott Dresser has resigned from the company, just over 18 months after his promotion to the top legal role.
The media and telecoms giant announced that Dresser’s resignation, for “personal reasons”, would be effective immediately, and that he would return to the US in October after assisting with the handover.
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