Andy Manders to step down as Byron CEO

04 May 2017 by
Andy Manders to step down as Byron CEO

Andy Manders is stepping down as chief executive of burger chain Byron after just a few months in the role for "personal reasons".

Former KPMG executive Manders was hired as chief executive following the departure of company founder Tom Byng earlier this year. Byng remains a shareholder and continues his involvement as an advisor to the board.

The company confirmed a search for a new chief executive is already underway and in the meantime Dalton Philips, Byron's chairman, will act in the role of executive chairman until a new chief executive is in place.

Manders will remain with the business for a few weeks to hand over his responsibilities to Philips and leaves "with the best wishes of the whole business", according to a spokesperson for Byron.

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