New chairman for Rover
26 January 1962
NEW CHAIRMAN FOR ROVER
Mr S. B. Wilks has vacated the chairmanship of the Rover Company while remaining a member of the board.
Mr M. F. C. Wilks has been appointed chairman and has relinquished the office of managing director.
Mr L. G. T. Farmer continues as executive vice-chairman.
Mr W. F. F. Martin-Hurst, deputy managing director, has been appointed sole managing director.
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