Irish Nationwide hopes for new chief within weeks, heated AGM hears
Speaking prior to the annual general meeting (AGM) at Dublin’s RDS, chairman and temporary chief executive, Danny Kitchen – who took over the day-to-day running of the company at the beginning of May, in the aftermath of former chief executive Michael Fingleton’s resignation – said he hoped by the end of this month either someone would be in place or the company will at least have offered the job to a candidate.
Mr Kitchen – who recently turned down the role himself – said “five or six” people have, to-date, been interviewed. All are external candidates and Irish. The salary cap of €360,000, he said, shouldn’t deter anyone. It “was not the main driver” in his own decision not to take the job.
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