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Sunday 21 June 2009 8:00 pm

M&S to start search in Autumn

By: admindrupal

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High street bellwether Marks&Spencer  will start the hunt for a new chief executive in September, with Sir Stuart Rose set to make an early departure next year. The City is convinced M&S will appoint an external candidate, with Justin King of J Sainsbury, Andy Bond of Asda and Kate Swann of WH Smith all considered to be leading candidates.

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