Jan Cameron emerges as key player in Bellamy’s board stoush
The Kathmandu founder can direct the mysterious Black Prince
Kathmandu founder Jan Cameron has emerged as a key player in attempting to remove Bellamy’s Australia’s four independent directors, despite her earlier denials.
After Bellamy’s 14.5% shareholder, Black Prince, called for a special meeting to vote out the directors, Bellamy’s used Australian
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 19 Jan 2017
Thu, 19 Jan 2017
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Jan Cameron emerges as key player in Bellamy’s board stoush
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