Marks & Spencer executive to take on new role as non-executive director
- M&S joint chief Katie Bickerstaffe to leave after two years
- Bickerstaffe to pursue a portfolio career
- Lined up role as non-executive director of Kingfisher
Katie Bickerstaffe, joint chief executive of Marks & Spencer, has announced her departure from the company after two years. Bickerstaffe plans to focus on a portfolio career and has already secured a role as a non-executive director of Kingfisher, the owner of B&Q and Screwfix. This move marks a new chapter for Bickerstaffe as she explores opportunities outside of her current position.
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