Roy Gardner
English businessman and corporate leader

Born
August 20th, 1945
79 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1945, a prominent English businessman led major corporate initiatives and held key leadership positions. Served as the Chief Executive Officer of National Grid plc and played a significant role in the company's expansion in the energy sector. Overseeing substantial transformations, facilitated mergers and acquisitions that strategically positioned National Grid as a leader in utility services. Contributed to advancements in energy management and operation efficiency within the organization.
Served as CEO of National Grid plc
Led company expansions
Oversaw key mergers and acquisitions
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