RAPAPORT… Victoria McKay has resigned as chief operating officer of the London Diamond Bourse (LDB), the exchange said Monday.
Executive assistant Stacey Aylott will become operations
manager, taking over the day-to-day management of the bourse.
McKay (pictured) — who held the position for six years — will remain with the bourse
in the short term to complete ongoing projects, such as moving the exchange to
its new location. Afterwards, she will work as a consultant to assist with
managing the launch.
“Victoria has played
a critical role in positioning the LDB as a progressive bourse worldwide, and
has transformed us from an inwardly focused private members’ club into a
respected professional trade association with a global profile,” bourse
president Alan Cohen said.
Victoria McKay to Leave London Diamond Bourse
The Bottom Line
- Victoria McKay resigns as COO of the London Diamond Bourse after six years in the role.
- Stacey Aylott, the executive assistant, will take over daily operations as the new operations manager.
- McKay will stay temporarily to complete projects including the bourse's relocation and will then serve as a consultant for the launch management.
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