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Joseph quits TQ3
TQ3 Travel Solutions chief operating officer Toby Joseph is to leave the company to ‘pursue other business interests’.
His departure comes as TQ3 is in the final stages of being acquired by BCD Holdings and integration with WorldTravel BTI and The Travel Company.
A statement said “some changes will inevitably be occurring” as a result of the moves.
Joseph was part of the management team which started TQ3 five years ago, developing it into a global company.
The statement said: “As that objective has now been reached Toby has asked to step down and take some well earned time off before taking his career in a different direction.”
TQ3 CEO and president Marc Holdebrand said: “Toby will be hugely missed for his energy, drive, enthusiasm and unrivalled industry knowledge. Without his determination, global experience and vision TQ3 would not have achieved what we have done.”
Joesph said: “It has been a fantastic ride but I feel that my work within TQ3 is complete and it is time to open another chapter in my life.”
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