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26 Nov 2009
Former AT Communications (ATC) chairman John Standen departed little more than a month after the firm's acquisition by Daisy, company filings have revealed.
A notification appeared on the Companies House website earlier this week confirming Standen's directorship appointment was terminated on 7 September. On 4 August Daisy acquired the embattled resale and services group for £7m, the day after it fell into administration.
Standen's tenure with the firm was a brief one, having joined as non-executive director in mid-April. He was put in place to succeed chairman Gerry Spencer, who departed the firm before the month's end.
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Standen, 61, spent almost 30 years at Barclays prior to his retirement in 1998. In subsequent years he held numerous non-executive directorships and joined ATC from buy-and-build reseller group Xploite, where he served as chairman.
Daisy was unavailable for comment at the time of going to press.
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