25 January 2012
Capita plc - Directorate Change
Capita Non-Executive Director Paddy Doyle has decided to retire from Capita and
will be stepping down from the Board at the end of March 2012. Paddy joined
Capita in 1992, was appointed to the Board as an Executive Director in 1994 and
became a Non-Executive Director in 2009.
The Board has valued Paddy's insight and guidance and the contribution Paddy
has brought to the board throughout his career at Capita.
Paul Pindar, Chief Executive of Capita plc commented "Paddy has made an immense
contribution to Capita over the last 20 years and has been instrumental in our
success. Paddy has also been a great support to me personally and I am very
sad to see him retire fully from Capita. I wish him a long and prosperous
retirement and know that he will remain a good friend to many of us here in
Capita. The Board and his Capita colleagues wish him the very best. "
Enquiries:
Shona Nichols, Group Marketing, 020 7654 2306
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