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Gaylard leaves Hoseasons
Monday, 25 Nov, 2003
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Hoseasons Holidays managing director, Ken Gaylard, left the company last week. Mr Gaylard worked for Hoseasons for over 20 years, and has been managing director since 1999, when he led a £22 million management buyout. The company says he will continue to be an investor and consultant. He announced his retirement in June when the company underwent a secondary management buyout. Richard Carrick stays on as chief executive alongside directors Yvonne Borg (travel trade), Tim Fullam (marketing) and Paul Temple(finance).
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