AGL - Change in Senior Management

Accordant appoints Rod Hyde to the role of Group Chief Financial Officer

Accordant is pleased to announce the appointment of Rod Hyde as Group Chief Financial Officer-designate with effect from 20th May. Rod replaces Tony Staub who leaves the company on 29th May 2024.

Rod has extensive experience across a diverse range of industries and sectors including working within various listed entities, with his recent roles focused on high growth businesses and those with multiple brand business units. He is a well-regarded Senior Finance leader who adds value through his solution-focused approach.

Jason Cherrington, Accordant’s Chief Executive said “I look forward to working closely with Rod as we navigate the current market opportunities and look to the future. His proven ability to take both a high-level strategic view and work through the detail with a hands-on approach is a great fit for how we operate.”

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•  Accordant appoints Rod Hyde to the role of Group Financial Officer

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