Post Office chief executive to retire

Thursday, 6 October 2016 00:00

The chief executive of the Isle of Man Post Office will retire in February next year.

Mike Kelly has worked for the business for almost 43 years - he was appointed as CEO in 2010.

His replacement will be recruited in due course - in the short term the commercial and operations director will act as interim chief executive from January.

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