Source: Dexterra.
Market Herald logo

Subscribe

Be the first with the news that moves the market
  • Dexterra Group (DXT) has disclosed that John MacCuish, Chief Executive Officer, plans to step down on April 30
  • Consequently, the board of directors has chosen Mark Becker to succeed as CEO from May 1
  • Becker is currently Chief Operating Officer of Dexterra and will also stand for election as a director at the upcoming shareholder meeting
  • Dexterra specializes in facilities management services, workforce accommodation solutions and modular building capabilities
  • Dexterra Group (DXT) last traded at $5.95 per share

Dexterra Group (DXT) has disclosed that John MacCuish, Chief Executive Officer, plans to step down on April 30.

The board of directors has chosen Mark Becker to succeed MacCuish as CEO from May 1.

Currently, Becker is Chief Operating Officer of Dexterra and will also stand for election as a director at the upcoming shareholder meeting.

MacCuish will work until May 31 to ensure a smooth transition of his responsibilities. No replacement will be appointed for the COO role.

“John MacCuish was instrumental in completing the merger of Horizon North Logistics and Dexterra Integrated Facilities Management in 2020 and ensuring it was a success,” noted  Bill McFarland, Chairman, Dexterra.

“Mr. Becker excelled in his role as President of Workforce Accommodation, Forestry, and Energy Services and has gained valuable experience and insights into our business over the past year in the COO role, and the board of directors wishes to congratulate Mr. Becker on his appointment as Dexterra Group’s next CEO,” he added.

Dexterra specializes in facilities management services, workforce accommodation solutions and modular building capabilities.

Dexterra Group (DXT) last traded at $5.95 per share.


More From The Market Herald

" Innocan Pharma (CSE:INNO) reports successful efficacy test for vaginal derma product

Innocan Pharma (INNO) has announced successful results from a controlled efficacy test of its vaginal derma product.

" @ the Bell: TSX bounces back again

Euro banking drama had a ripple effect felt on Bay Street Friday but Canada’s main stock index dodged another close in the red.
RBC

" Survey shows fraud risk a rising concern for Canadians

Latest survey by Royal Bank of Canada shows Canadians are concerned about spotting scams and that fraud risk will get worse if a recession

" A.I.S. Resources (TSXV:AIS) updates on its Argentina properties

A.I.S. Resources has provided an update to its Pocitos properties in the Salta, Argentina region.