Plymouth Argyle chairman Sir Roy Gardner has taken over the running of
Leeds-based utility support services company Spice. Spice is the parent
company of Lancashire-based energy
specialist Inenco. Sir Roy, who acted as chairman of Connaught this year before the
Exeter-based housing maintenance company collapsed, over the role with
immediate effect. The appointment follows the £251m sale of the Spice group
to private equity group Cinven. Inenco, based in Lytham St Annes, specialises in energy management,
sustainability and environmental services. The announcement follows the
appointment of David Owens as chief executive of Spice earlier this month. http://www.insidermedia.com/insider/south-west/44506-ex-man-u-boss-takes-ove
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Leeds-based utility support services company Spice. Spice is the parent
company of Lancashire-based energy
specialist Inenco. Sir Roy, who acted as chairman of Connaught this year before the
Exeter-based housing maintenance company collapsed, over the role with
immediate effect. The appointment follows the £251m sale of the Spice group
to private equity group Cinven. Inenco, based in Lytham St Annes, specialises in energy management,
sustainability and environmental services. The announcement follows the
appointment of David Owens as chief executive of Spice earlier this month. http://www.insidermedia.com/insider/south-west/44506-ex-man-u-boss-takes-ove
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