Duo to quit Braveheart
SHONAIG Macpherson and Donald Turner are to step down from their non-executive roles at technology investment group Braveheart. The Perth-based firm said the pair would be retiring from the board at next month's annual general meeting.
Chairman Garry Watson, said: "I know that shareholders will wish to join me in thanking them for their valuable contributions and support as Braveheart has made the transition from being a private 'angel' syndicate into an Aim-listed company."
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