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Energy giant SSE names new chief executive from inside firm

Summary by The Independent (US)
Current boss Alistair Phillips-Davies said last year that he will retire after 11 years in charge.

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Energy giant SSE names new chief executive from inside firm

Current boss Alistair Phillips-Davies said last year that he will retire after 11 years in charge.

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SSE Plc appoints Martin Pibworth as Chief Executive designate

SSE Plc (LON:SSE) has announced the appointment of Martin Pibworth as Chief Executive designate, following a competitive recruitment process. Current Chief Executive Alistair Phillips-Davies CBE announced his decision to retire from SSE in November 2024 and Martin will formally take over from Alistair following SSE’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 17 July 2025. Martin joined SSE in 1998 and has progressively held a number of key commercial role…

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