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Tech Data boss splits CEO, chairman roles

Raymund keeps chair

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Thu 19 Jan 2006 // 13:10 UTC

Tech Data boss Steve Raymund is giving up one of his two jobs at the distie giant, in a nod to best practice in corporate governance.

He is staying on as chairman of the board, but will retire as CEO, once a replacement is found. Raymund will help look for his successor. ®

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