Royal Mail makes appoints non-exec to risk role

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LONDON - Royal Mail has appointed Paul Murray as a non-executive director.



Murray, who also holds non-exec director posts at media and telecoms firm Thomson, Knowledge Peers and Tangent Communications, will chair Royal Mail's audit and risk committee when he takes up the role in August.

He was previously the senior independent director of market research company TNS, where he spent three years. Other posts Murray has held include that of finance director at broadcasting firm Carlton Communications.

Donald Brydon, Royal Mail's group chairman, said: "Paul's extensive experience in business, including his management skills in both consumer and service industries and his experience of regulated, competitive markets, will be an asset to Royal Mail as it continues to drive forward its modernisation."

Murray said: "I am looking forward very much to joining the board team at Royal Mail as it gets on with the challenges of transforming its operations to compete successfully against growing competition, especially from electronic media, while continuing to provide the essential mails and Post Office services relied on every day."

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MMM. Strange how all this job hopping seems to be a plus for Management positions. there was a time when you went for work, a C.V. like that would be looked at with suspicion,(Unable to hold down jobs etc)!

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MMM. Strange how all this job hopping seems to be a plus for Management positions. there was a time when you went for work, a C.V. like that would be looked at with suspicion,(Unable to hold down jobs etc)!

That's because they are in and out before anyone catches them. Board of Directors = Band of Cat Burglars. Where is Batman when you need him?

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Seagull management

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Murray said: "I am looking forward very much to joining the board team at Royal Mail as it gets on with the challenges of transforming its operations to compete successfully against growing competition, especially from electronic media, while continuing to provide the essential mails and Post Office services relied on every day."


Did Royal Mail go bust when the telephone was invented?

How long has email been around? 15 years?

Mobile phones have been widespread for over 10 years now.

Its all bullsh1t.

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Murray said: "I am looking forward very much to joining the board team at Royal Mail as it gets on with the challenges of transforming its operations to compete successfully against growing competition, especially from electronic media, while continuing to provide the essential mails and Post Office services relied on every day."


Did Royal Mail go bust when the telephone was invented?

How long has email been around? 15 years?

Mobile phones have been widespread for over 10 years now.

Its all bullsh1t.

You're right. But they're working on the principle, that if you repeat a lie often enough. People will accept it as the truth.