Rod Drury says he doesn’t have the right skills for Xero’s next stage
Xero founder says his personal situation had nothing to do with the decision.
Xero founder Rod Drury says he doesn’t have the right skills to take his company to the next level and that’s the reason he’s stepping down to become a non-executive director.
He will be succeeded by Steve Vamos, who has previously worked for IBM, Apple and Microsoft and is a director of
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Rod Drury says he doesn’t have the right skills for Xero’s next stage
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