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Glanbia Chairman Liam Herlihy to retire

October 28, 2014
Consumer Packaged Goods
Glanbia Chairman Liam Herlihy, has informed the Board that he intends to retire as Chairman and as Director at the conclusion of the AGM in May 2015.
 
Glanbia plc made the announcement today. Herlihy joined the Board of Glanbia in 1997 and was appointed Vice Chairman in 2001 and Chairman in 2008.
 
Senior Independent Director of Glanbia plc, John Callaghan, acknowledged the contribution of Mr Herlihy. “The Chairman’s depth of experience and knowledge of the Group provided strong and focused leadership during a hugely important period of transformation. Liam has made an enormous contribution to Glanbia and on behalf of the Board I would like to extend every good wish to him and his family for the future.”
 
The move comes as a surprise to his colleagues in Glanbia, as he has served 16 full years on the board. He farms a large dairy farm in Knockanore, Tallow, Co Waterford.
 
By Ciaran Moran
 
Source: Agriland

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