Grand Parade Investments chairman Hassen Adams. Picture: FINANCIAL MAIL
Adams, who co-founded the group, told Business Day earlier in 2019 that he intended retiring towards the end of 2019. The move comes as the group focuses on its Burger King franchise, havingAdams told shareholders about his retirement during the group’s AGM on November 28.
Noticed all the big wigs are stepping down before the rating downgrade next year.
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