David Brayshaw retires as a non-executive director at Frasers Group after nearly eight years.
- Brayshaw’s resignation is effective as of 12 August.
- He initially joined the board in December 2016.
- David Daly, the chair, praised Brayshaw’s significant contributions to the company.
- The current board now includes a range of executives and non-executive directors.
David Brayshaw has announced his retirement as a non-executive director from Frasers Group, a position he has held since December 2016. Brayshaw’s exit is effective from 12 August, following nearly eight years of service on the board.
He brings a wealth of experience, having previously served as the director of debt finance at Barclays Bank from 2010 to 2014, adding to his extensive career in investment and commercial banking.
David Daly, the current chair of Frasers Group, acknowledged Brayshaw’s contribution, stating, ‘With more than 30 years’ experience as a senior investment and commercial banker, David has made an invaluable contribution to the business. On behalf of the board, I would like to sincerely thank him for his efforts.’
The Frasers Group board’s present composition includes key figures such as Michael Murray as CEO, Chris Wootton as CFO, and David Al-Mudallal as COO. Other distinguished members include Ger Wright, David Daly as non-executive chair, and non-executive directors Nicola Frampton, Richard Bottomley, Helen Wright, Sir Jon Thompson, and Cally Price.
This transition marks a significant change in the leadership team, reflecting the group’s ongoing evolution and strategic positioning within the retail industry.
David Brayshaw’s departure signifies a moment of transition for Frasers Group’s board.
