Bestuursvoorzitter Gert Hein de Heer vertrekt bij zetmeelconcern Avebe.

september 03, 2007
De Heer is op 1 juni dit jaar aangetreden bij Avebe en is op 1 augustus de vorige bestuursvoorzitter Okke Koo opgevolgd.
Raad van Commissaris voorzitter Hans Hoekman zegt dat er geen verschil van mening is over de koers van Avebe. “De beslissing van De Heer is gebaseerd op persoonlijke redenen. Onder de vorige bestuursvoorzitter Koo is het beleidsplan vastgesteld. Avebe is omgebouwd naar een bedrijf dat zich volledig richt op de verwerking van aardappelzetmeel.”
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