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Club Med UK boss transfers to Germany
Wednesday, 14 Feb, 2006
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Chris Woodbridge-Cox, managing director of Club Med in the UK and Ireland, is transferring to Germany in a similar role.
He is to re-locate to Frankfurt from early April and will continue to be responsible for UK and Ireland until a successor is named shortly by the company.
Woodbridge-Cox, who has been with Club Med for four years, said: “The UK and German markets continue to hold enormous potential for Club Med and I look forward to the challenge of realising in Germany some of the successes we have enjoyed in this country. The German demand for a high quality product fits perfectly with our own move up market.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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