New chairman for Rightmove

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Rightmove has announced the appointment of Andrew Fisher as non-executive chairman with effect from 1 January 2020.

Fisher will succeed Scott Forbes, who retires from the board on 31 December 2019 after more than 14 years as Rightmove’s chairman.

Fisher was previously CEO and executive chairman of Shazam, where he was instrumental in developing and executing its growth strategy.

He is currently a non-executive director of both Marks and Spencer Group plc and Moneysupermarket.com Group plc and was previously a non-executive director at Merlin Entertainments.

Peter Brooks-Johnson, Rightmove’s chief executive officer, said: “I’d like to thank Scott for his invaluable contribution to Rightmove’s success over the past years and particularly the support he’s shown me over the past three years as CEO.

“I’m delighted to welcome Andrew to Rightmove and look forward to working with him as we continue to innovate to make home moving easier.”

Forbes added: “It’s been a privilege and pleasure to have been part of Rightmove’s journey from pre-IPO in 2005 to the FTSE 100 business it is today. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with so many talented people seeking to serve customers and home hunters and engaging with shareholders who have been most supportive for many years.

“It is with great pleasure and confidence that I hand over the chair to Andrew. His experience developing innovative digital businesses will be a great asset to Rightmove.”

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