David Brayshaw has retired from the board of Frasers Group after nearly eight years of service, effective from August 12.
- Brayshaw joined Frasers Group as a non-executive director in December 2016.
- He previously held the position of director of debt finance at Barclays Bank.
- David Daly, chair of Frasers Group, praised Brayshaw’s contributions.
- The current board includes Michael Murray, Chris Wootton, David Al-Mudallal, and others.
David Brayshaw, who has served as a non-executive director for Frasers Group since December 2016, has officially retired from his position, effective from August 12, 2024. This marks the end of his nearly eight-year tenure with the retail conglomerate.
Before his time with Frasers Group, Brayshaw was the director of debt finance at Barclays Bank from 2010 to 2014. His extensive experience in the finance sector positioned him as a valuable asset to Frasers Group throughout his tenure.
David Daly, the chair of the board, expressed gratitude for Brayshaw’s substantial impact on the company, acknowledging his extensive experience in investment and commercial banking. Daly stated, “With more than 30 years’ experience as a senior investment and commercial banker, David has made an invaluable contribution to the business. On behalf of the board, I would like to sincerely thank him for his efforts.”
Following Brayshaw’s retirement, the Frasers Group board continues to comprise several key figures. These include Michael Murray as CEO, Chris Wootton as CFO, and David Al-Mudallal as COO, alongside managing director of sports Ger Wright. Additionally, the board maintains a diverse panel of non-executive directors, such as Nicola Frampton, Richard Bottomley, Helen Wright, Sir Jon Thompson, and Cally Price.
This leadership team will carry forward the strategic vision of Frasers Group, ensuring that the organization remains robust and competitive in the evolving market landscape.
David Brayshaw’s retirement marks a significant transition in the Frasers Group’s board of directors.
