Reunert executive director and Nashua CEO Mark Taylor has resigned in preparation of leaving the country.<\/p>\n
Reunert said in a statement that Taylor has tendered his resignation from the Reunert board of directors with effect from 1 October 2019.<\/p>\n
Taylor currently has executive responsibility for the information communication technologies (ICT) segment at Reunert.<\/p>\n
\u201cMark\u2019s resignation is due to his decision to emigrate during the latter part of the 2020 calendar year,\u201d Reunert said.<\/p>\n
Taylor will step down from the Reunert board at the beginning of the 2020 financial year, on 1 October 2019.<\/p>\n
To ensure continuity and a structured handover, Taylor will be serving an extended notice period and his employment relationship with Reunert will continue into 2020.<\/p>\n
Taylor\u2019s career<\/strong><\/p>\n Taylor started his career 37 years ago at Nedbank, where he became a computer operator and later a programmer.<\/p>\n One of his big breaks came when he was given a large project to manage, which allowed him to quickly increase his skill set.<\/p>\n After a number of mergers in the industry, he was appointed operations and IT director of Nashua Mobile in 1999.<\/p>\n He continued to rise in the company and, after serving in the dual role of CIO and COO, he was ultimately promoted to CEO of Nashua Mobile in 2003.<\/p>\n He left Nashua Mobile for a top position at Vodacom, but returned four years later as executive director at Reunert and CEO of Nashua.<\/p>\n
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