Betting shop William Hill has fired its chief executive James Henderson after two years in the position.
Henderson, who was promoted in 2014 after Ralph Topping retired, was let go after the board said he was failing to deliver enough growth in online and international gambling.
The previous operations director received £914,417 ($2.1m) in salary and benefits in 2015 and will receive a 12 months notice with no bonus for 2016. Speaking with Reuters, Gareth Davis, William Hill’s chairman, said: “At a time of increasing consolidation and competition as well as regulatory impacts in our core market, it is key that the Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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