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Avis UK boss quits
Monday, 16 Sep, 2004
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Avis UK managing director Michael White is to leave the company at the end of the year.
A successor to Mr White, who was in the MD role for three years, has yet to be announced.
Mr White, who has worked for the car rental firm for a total of 21 years, said: “I am constantly striving for new personal and professional challenges and believe now is the time to develop my career outside of Avis.”
Avis Europe chief executive Murray Hennessy said: “We are pleased that he will continue with us until the end of the year to ensure business continuity and an effective transition to his successor, who will be announced shortly.”
Report by Phil Davies
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