Chongqing Beer: Chairman Roland Arthur Lawrence retired
Chongqing beer announced that Roland Arthur Lawrence retired as planned and resigned as chairman and director of the board of directors of the company, member of the special committee of the board of directors and legal representative of the company. After his resignation, Roland Arthur Lawrence will not hold any position in the company and its subsidiaries. The board of directors elected Leo Evers as the chairman of the company for the same term as the ninth board of directors.
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