David Brayshaw retires from Frasers Group board after almost eight years.
- Brayshaw joined the board as a non-executive director in December 2016.
- He previously served as director of debt finance at Barclays Bank.
- Board chair David Daly acknowledges Brayshaw’s significant contributions.
- The updated board now includes several key figures across leadership roles.
David Brayshaw has officially retired from his role as a non-executive director at Frasers Group, a position he has held since December 2016. His departure marks the end of an era for the board, having provided nearly eight years of service.
Prior to his tenure at Frasers Group, Brayshaw was the director of debt finance at Barclays Bank from 2010 to 2014, bringing with him a wealth of financial experience. This background proved invaluable in his contributions to Frasers Group, as noted by those within the company.
David Daly, the chair of the Frasers Group board, expressed his gratitude for Brayshaw’s extensive service and expertise. Daly stated, ‘With more than 30 years’ experience as a senior investment and commercial banker, David has made an invaluable contribution to the business. On behalf of the board, I would like to sincerely thank him for his efforts.’ His departure will certainly leave a gap in the team.
The restructuring of the board follows Brayshaw’s exit, with the current lineup comprising Michael Murray as CEO, Chris Wootton as CFO, David Al-Mudallal as COO, Ger Wright as managing director of sports, and David Daly as the non-executive chair. Additionally, the board includes non-executive directors Nicola Frampton, Richard Bottomley, Helen Wright, Sir Jon Thompson, and Cally Price. This diverse composition is expected to steer the company through its next phase of growth.
David Brayshaw’s retirement reflects a significant change in Frasers Group’s governance as it continues to evolve.