Cavalier to change CEO, Chung stays on board

Monday 16th January 2012

Cavalier Corporation’s chief executive and managing director, Wayne Chung, is to retire from his executive role and be replaced by operations manager Colin McKenzie.

Chung shall remain ceo role until March 15, and will remain on the board as a non-executive director, which McKenzie will also join.

McKenzie joined Cavalier Bremworth as general manager of manufacturing in 2003 and has since risen through the ranks becoming group general manager operations in 2005 and chief operating officer in 2008.

Shares in Cavalier have risen 2 percent to $2.55 since trading opened this morning, showing recovery from a low of $1.90 on Dec 29.

(BusinessDesk)

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