Latest Succession Planning News

VRX Silica Limited has announced a strategic leadership transition with Tony Swiericzuk appointed as CEO, succeeding Bruce Maluish who will step down in 2026 but remain on the board. This move positions VRX to advance its Arrowsmith North silica sand project towards production.

Woodside Energy Group announces the resignation of CEO Meg O’Neill, who will lead bp p.l.c., with Liz Westcott appointed Acting CEO as the company begins a formal succession process.

Janus Electric Holdings announces the resignation of CEO Ian Campbell, with interim leadership appointed as the company searches for a successor.

Kelly Partners Group Holdings has completed its latest partnership acquisition in Narrandera, NSW, adding $0.8 million in annual revenue and reinforcing its growth strategy through its Partner-Owner-Driver® model.

Joyce Group reported solid FY25 results with strong revenue growth and a 20% expansion in KWB showrooms, alongside a key leadership transition at KWB.

Euroz Hartleys Group Limited reported a robust FY2025 with an 87.7% jump in net profit and a strong start to FY2026, driven by increased brokerage and capital markets activity.

Alterity Therapeutics announces significant board changes, including the retirement of founding chairman Geoffrey Kempler and appointment of CEO Dr David Stamler as Managing Director, aligning leadership with its Phase 3 clinical ambitions.

NEXTDC’s 2025 AGM highlights a landmark year with 42% growth in contracted utilisation and a $6.4 billion funding base, alongside strategic board changes and a new incentive plan to secure leadership.

Korvest has reported a record $13.2 million profit for FY25, driven by strong performances in its EzyStrut and Galvanising divisions, and is now embarking on a major expansion of its Kilburn manufacturing site.

Universal Store Holdings reports a robust 13.7% rise in direct-to-customer sales for FY26 YTD, driven by strong brand performances and a strategic store rollout plan.

Nuix announces the departure of CEO Jonathan Rubinsztein after four years of transformative leadership, with an interim CEO to be appointed amid a global search for his successor.

Supply Network Limited reported strong FY2025 financial results with robust revenue and profit growth, alongside strategic network expansions and IT upgrades. The company is on track to meet its $50 million revenue growth target for FY2026, supported by a new three-year business plan.