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Reports say Valentia seeks Philip Nolan of the Lattice Group to head Eircom

  • 12-11-2001 10:39am
    #1
    dahamsta
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 16,659 ✭✭✭✭


    The Sunday Times reports that Philip Nolan, chief executive of the FTSE-100 listed company Lattice Group, has been asked by Tony O'Reilly to run Eircom following Valentia's takeover of the former State owned telecom. Born in Northern Ireland, Nolan is currently the chief executive at the Lattice Group, a company which controls natural gas distribution systems around the UK. The newspaper says that Nolan would stand to make "millions" if he can turn around Eircom, which is currently led by chief executive Alfie Kane.

    I'll resist the temptation to pour scorn on Mr Kane. Again.

    adam


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    dahamsta
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 16,659 ✭✭✭✭dahamsta


    Philip Nolan (48)
    Chief Executive
    Was appointed to the Lattice Group Board as Chief Executive in September 2000, having joined British Gas plc in 1996 and became Managing Director of Transco in June 1997. He spent 15 years with BP and in 1995 was seconded to the role of Managing Director, Interconnector UK, the consortium formed to construct and operate the pipeline which links the gas network of the UK to that of mainland Europe. As Chief Executive of the Group, he has overall responsibility for operations, and specific responsibility for Transco, the 186k telecommunications business, the Advantica technology business, and the legal and strategic planning and development functions.


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