Nashua Mobile Managing Director Mark Taylor has resigned and will move to Vodacom in December. <\/p>\n
According to a Reunert statement Chris Scoble, managing director of Nashua Office Automation, will assume responsibility as managing director for Nashua Mobile today.<\/p>\n
Graham Rhodes, the current financial director of Nashua, will take over as managing director of Nashua Office Automation.<\/p>\n
Scoble has been with Nashua for 23 years and holds a Bachelor of Business Science degree, majoring in Economics and Marketing. He has been on the board of Nashua Mobile since its inception.<\/p>\n
"Our depth of management stood us well in making these changes which will have minimum impact on staff and customers," commented Reunert chief executive Gerrit Pretorius.<\/p>\n
"We thank Mark for his years of loyal service in building Nashua Mobile into a strong performer and well recognised brand in the telecommunications industry. We wish him well in his future career."<\/p>\n