Pick n Pay: Board gets new non-executives
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IOL Business - Dec 18th, 10:19
Pick n Pay had appointed two new non-executive directors, Audrey Mothupi and David Friedland, the food retailer said yesterday.
Prior to her new role, Mothupi was the chief executive of Systemic Logic Group and a former head of inclusive banking at Standard Bank.
Friedland has been a Pick n Pay external auditor, having been its engagement partner with KPMG until 2007© Independent On-line 2013. All rights reserved.:
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