CEO Kevin Green steps down from the helm at the REC

Kevin Green is to step down as CEO at the Recruitment & Employment Confederation after almost a decade in the role.

Green joined the REC back in the summer of 2008 from the Royal Mail where his last role was people and organisational development director of the Letters division.

In a statement, released this morning, REC chair Chris Moore revealed Green would be leaving next spring, having decided to move on to pursue a portfolio career of non-executive director roles and...

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