Recently departed Booktopia CEO Tony Nash has taken to social media to defend his legacy after being ousted by the board of the company he founded and asked to serve his notice period away from the office | sdanck
Recently departed Booktopia chief executive Tony Nash has taken to social media to defend his legacy after being ousted by the board of the company he founded and asked to serve his notice period away from the office.
into problems at Booktopia, which has suffered a steep decline in its share price and market value over the past year.“Today I got terminated by the Booktopia Board. FYI this is the same company that I co-founded 18 years ago.” Nash declined to comment when contacted by this masthead on Friday. Booktopia has appointed chief financial officer Geoff Stalley as an interim CEO as it hunts for a new boss.it had given Nash his notice because it was in the best interests of the group to enable the group’s new CEO to have a fresh start.
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