IPA CEO Brendan Lyon to Depart Quarter 2 2018, After 10 Successful Years
IPA Chairman Adrian Kloeden announced today that long-serving chief executive, Brendan Lyon, will depart at the end of his contract in Quarter 2 next year, after 10 years as Chief Executive, to seek roles in business.
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