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The Week: Stolkin and Meredith complete buyout of Talent Business.(Gary Stolkin)(Meredith, Lucy)(Brief article)
Gary Stolkin, the former chief executive of The Talent Business, and Lucy Meredith, the chief executive of its US office, have completed a management buyout of the company.
The pair, who each now own 50 per cent of the business, bought it from the parent company Hat Pin for a cash consideration of pounds 1.5 million, with the possible addition of a performance-related bonus sum of pounds 1 million, which would be payable over the next two years.
The MBO had been under discussion for some weeks, but discussions came to a halt two ...
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