Abano appoints Richard Keys as chief executive

Mon, 15 Jun 2015

By Suze Metherell June 15 (BusinessDesk) - Abano Healthcare Group appointed Richard Keys to take over as head of the specialist medical investment firm, when Alan Clarke leaves later in the year. Keys, who is currently the chief financial and operating officer and has been with the company for 13 years, will take over following Clarke's retirement at the annual meeting later this year, the Auckland-based company said in a statement. Clarke has led the medical investment firm since 2000 and flagged his retirement at the 2014 annual meeting...

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