Latest Leadership Change News

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises announces the departure of long-serving ANZ CEO Kerri Hayman in August 2025, with Greg Steenson appointed as the new Chief Operating Officer to lead the next growth phase.

Dicker Data announces the departure of co-founder David Dicker from CEO and Chairman roles, transitioning leadership to a seasoned executive team under co-founder Fiona Brown’s Executive Chairmanship.

Mount Burgess Mining announces the immediate resignation of long-serving Chairman Nigel Forrester due to ill health, appointing Dr. Steve Lennon as the new Executive Chairman to steer the company forward.

Appen Limited reports a strong financial turnaround in FY24, driven by growth outside Google and a focus on generative AI, while seeking shareholder approval for key governance and remuneration measures.

Classic Minerals Limited has announced the resignation of CEO Dean Goodwin, effective April 7, 2025, with Chair John Lester stepping in as interim leader. The delayed disclosure raises questions about governance timing.

Capricorn Metals announces the dismissal of charges against CEO Paul Criddle, who has resigned to focus on personal priorities. Executive Chairman Mark Clark takes over CEO duties, with plans to re-engage Criddle in a senior project role.

Genetic Technologies Limited has announced significant leadership changes, appointing Michael Walker as Executive Chairman and Managing Director, alongside new executive and board members.

AKORA Resources has appointed Peter Bird as its new Managing Director and CEO, marking a strategic leadership change aimed at advancing the Bekisopa Iron Ore Project and securing critical funding and partnerships.

Treasury Wine Estates has announced Sam Fischer as its new CEO, succeeding Tim Ford in October 2025. Fischer’s extensive global experience in alcohol beverages and luxury brands signals a strategic evolution for the company.

Xero Limited reported a robust FY25 with 23% revenue growth to NZ$2.1 billion and a 30% rise in net profit, driven by strategic investments in AI and product innovation. Leadership changes and a CEO pay review underscore the company’s global ambitions.

Orora Limited announces a leadership transition in its Global Glass division, with Emmanuel Ladent set to succeed Jean Marc Arrambourg as President by year-end 2025.

Euro Manganese Inc. reported a net loss of CAD 9.174 million for the half-year ending March 31, 2025, while making significant progress on its Chvaletice Manganese Project, including securing key permits and strategic status under EU and Czech frameworks. The company’s development hinges on completing a crucial private placement and share purchase plan to sustain operations.