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Lawson hits gold and moves agar
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THE BOSS OF car transporter Richard Lawson will leave the company he founded 30 years ago for the second time tomorrow (27 February) following an upturn in its fortunes, but is staying with its parent firm.
Richard Lawson returned to the Dundee-based business more than a year ago, having sold it in the early 1990s.
A spokesman for Swedish parent group Wallenius Wilhelmsen says Lawson will now work in international business development, having completed his mission to turn around the performance of the company. Colin Johnson is taking as acting managing direi having left the company in to become managing direct{ warehousing and distribu company Gloystame & Co.
The group spokesman Johnson's background knowlt of the company -will facilitati quick transition into the role" One Lawson employee there has been "huge uncertai since Lawson returned, du, reorganisation and staff leavir The company was origir acquired by the Norwegian tr port firm Wilhelmsen. which1 merged with Swedish Walleni