Business continues as usual
Tom Callaghan on way out
THE TBA has confirmed in a brief media release that Tom Callaghan has resigned as CEO to pursue other interests and the terms of his departure, with effect from the 19th of May 2014, have been amicably agreed.
The TBA wish Mr Callaghan well in his future endeavours.
Jan Naude, Acting CEO, and his managment and staff will work to ensure that business continues as usual at the TBA.
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