Ivor Dickinson, the managing director of one of London’s best known firms, Douglas & Gordon, will not be returning to his post.
In April, the company said he had gone on a sabbatical leave as a “well deserved” break.
However, Dickinson has updated his profile on LinkedIn to reveal that he has now retired after 26 years with the firm and will be available for consultancy work from September.
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Best of luck to him everyone deserves a break. Happy retirement but as Arnie once said Ill Be Back