LONDON - Genus PLC (LSE: GNS), a global leader in animal genetics, announced today that Chief Financial Officer Alison Henriksen has decided to retire on July 31, 2025, after a tenure of five years. Henriksen will continue in her current role to ensure a smooth transition and to focus on the company's strategic priorities until her departure.
The company's board has begun a comprehensive search for Henriksen's successor and will update stakeholders once the process is complete.
Jorgen Kokke, CEO of Genus, expressed gratitude for Henriksen's contributions: "Alison's financial leadership has been instrumental in Genus building a strong growth platform for many years to come." He acknowledged her support and significant role in the company’s development during her time with the group. Kokke also recognized her desire to retire, attributing it to her wish to spend more time with her family and pursue other interests, as well as her plans to return to Australia.
Henriksen's retirement announcement comes with ample notice, providing the company with an extended period to find a replacement and manage the transition effectively. The search for a new CFO is expected to be thorough, reflecting the importance of the role in maintaining the company's financial health and supporting its strategic objectives.
This news is based on a press release statement from Genus. The company's shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GNS.
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