Ithaca Energy CEO Takes On New Leadership Role

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Published on 05/01/2024 at 05:50

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Ithaca Energy, North Sea Oil Company, Appoints Iain Lewis as New Interim CEO After Alan Bruce’s Departure.

Ithaca Energy, one of the leading North Sea oil companies, announced the appointment of an interim CEO, as Alan Bruce steps down from his position.

Having led Ithaca Energy through a successful IPO and its first year as a listed company, Alan Bruce agreed with the board to step down from his role as chairman to pursue new opportunities.

The board will move forward with a formal search process to appoint a new CEO as soon as possible.

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New CEO Iain Lewis Takes on Dual Role as Interim CEO and Chief Financial Officer

Until a new CEO is appointed, Iain Lewis will perform a dual role of Interim CEO effective immediately while continuing as Chief Financial Officer, working alongside Gilad Myerson, Executive Chairman, and the company’s leadership team.

Financial and Strategic Position of the Oil Company After Successful IPO

‘I am extremely proud of what Ithaca Energy has achieved in recent years, with the company now established as one of the largest independent operators in the UK. Having led the business through its successful IPO, I am leaving with the company in a strong financial and strategic position’, said Alan Bruce.

Ithaca Energy Board’s Gratitude and Search for New CEO

‘The Ithaca Energy Board thanks Alan for his hard work and strategic vision over the past two and a half years and wishes him all the best for the future. The search for a new CEO will begin as soon as possible’, added Gilad Myerson.

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Ithaca Energy CEO Takes On New Leadership Role

Ithaca Energy, North Sea Oil Company, Appoints Iain Lewis as New Interim CEO After Alan Bruce’s Departure.

New CEO Iain Lewis Takes on Dual Role as Interim CEO and Chief Financial Officer

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Ithaca Energy CEO Takes On New Leadership Role

Ithaca Energy, North Sea Oil Company, Appoints Iain Lewis as New Interim CEO After Alan Bruce’s Departure.

New CEO Iain Lewis Takes on Dual Role as Interim CEO and Chief Financial Officer

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