QinetiQ chief resigns
OCT 29, 2009
DOI: 10.1063/PT.5.023799
guardian.co.uk : The chief executive of defense research technology firm QinetiQ has quit the company just hours after it was criticized by the official report into a 2006 Nimrod plane crash in Afghanistan, which claimed 14 lives. Graham Love , who has run the company for the last four years, is departing on 30 November. His replacement, Leo Quinn, is the former chief executive of bank-note maker DeLaRue ."We have been looking at succession planning for over a year,” a company spokesman said. "[It is] mistaken to directly link the two events.”
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