Haynes to leave CEO role at Lonsec

4 March 2021
| By Mike |
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Charlie Haynes has been announced as stepping down as chief executive of major research and ratings house, Lonsec. 

The company announced that Haynes would be stepping aside after working through a transition which would end on 30 June. 

The company said it had started the search for a new chief executive. 

The company also announced that Mark Spiers has been appointed as chairman of the board. 

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