Rod Drury says he doesn’t have the right skills for Xero’s next stage
Xero founder says his personal situation had nothing to do with the decision.
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Xero founder Rod Drury says he doesn’t have the right skills to take his company to the next level and that’s the reason he’s stepping down to become a non-executive director.
He will be succeeded by Steve Vamos, who has previously worked for IBM, Apple and Microsoft and is a director of
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Jenny Ruth and Duncan Bridgeman
Mon, 05 Mar 2018
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Rod Drury says he doesn’t have the right skills for Xero’s next stage
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