Howden Joinery chairman Pennycook to retire

by | Feb 18, 2022

Howden Joinery said on Friday that chairman Richard Pennycook plans to retire with effect from 17 September.
Pennycook was appointed chairman in May 2016, having joined the board in September 2013, initially as a non-executive director and chairman of the Audit committee.

Howdens said his retirement aligns with the company’s board succession plan and good governance practice, including requirements that a chair step down after nine years on the board.

A process is already underway to identify and appoint his successor, the company said.

Senior independent director Geoff Drabble said: “I would like to take this opportunity to thank Richard for his significant contribution during his time at Howdens. He has been a first-class chairman and has been instrumental in the rapid growth and development of the business over the past eight years. We wish him well for the future when he steps down in September.”

Related articles

Ryanair passenger numbers jump 9% in December

Ryanair passenger numbers jump 9% in December

(Sharecast News) - Budget airline Ryanair reported a 9% jump in December passenger numbers on Wednesday. Traffic rose to 12.54 million from 11.52m in the same month a year earlier, while the load factor - which gauges how full the planes are - ticked down to 91% from...

Wizz Are passenger numbers soar in December

Wizz Are passenger numbers soar in December

(Sharecast News) - Hungary-based budget airline Wizz Air reported a strong rise in December passenger numbers as demand continued to rebound from the Covid pandemic. The company on Wednesday said it carried 4,964,857 passengers, an 18.8% increase year on year. For the...

Trending stories

Join our mailing list

Subscribe to our mailing list to receive regular updates!

x