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Deliveroo appoints Next CEO Simon Wolfson as a non-exec director

Reuters | London | Updated: 19-01-2021 14:21 IST | Created: 19-01-2021 14:21 IST
Deliveroo appoints Next CEO Simon Wolfson as a non-exec director

Britain's Deliveroo said Simon Wolfson, the long-standing chief executive of retailer Next , had joined its board as a non-executive director, shortly after a new funding round valued the food delivery company at more than $7 billion.

Deliveroo founder and chief executive Will Shu said on Tuesday that Wolfson would bring great knowledge and insight to the board.

(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)


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