Julie Avey, the group executive vice president of people and culture at Massy Holdings, on Thursday became the fifth senior executive that the group announced this year was leaving it.
IN a notice on the website of the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange, Massy Holdings announced Avey would retire from the company, effective May 31, 2024. The notice of her retirement from the company was posted on May 23.
Avey's retirement from the company follows the resignation of Alberto Rojo as senior vice president of strategy and business development in the gas products portfolio. His resignation is effective June 30, 2024 and his retirement was posted on May 13.
Also departing from the group was David O'Brien, who announced his intention to resign from the group, effective June 8, 2024. O'Brien is the executive vice president of Massy. His reirement was posted on March 12.
The most consequential departure from Massy was the announcement by the board of the group that its president and group CEO, Gervase Warner "has undertaken to proceed on early retirement from the company and retire from its board of directors, effective April 6, 2020."
Massy announced in a notice posted on January 2, 2024, that Angelique Parisot-Potter, who served as executive vice president of business integrity and group general counsel, had resigned from the group, effective December 27, 2023.
Parisot-Potter used the group’s 100th annual meeting on December 18, 2023, to raise issues about the company’s spending of scarce foreign exchange on an executive management programme in Fort Myers, Florida that involves “bizarre rituals” and “highly dubious activities.”
In reporting its unaudited financials for the first half of its fiscal 2024, Massy reported that its third party revenue increased by 15 per cent to $7.81 billion as at March 31, 2024.
The group's profit before tax and profit after tax from continuing operations decreased by 7 per cent and 13 per cent for the six months ended March 31, 2024.