Sybase Australasia boss resigns

Randal Jackson (Computerworld New Zealand)
03 May, 2005 08:32
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Sybase Australasian managing director Peter Fletcher has resigned. He will be replaced in the short term by Asia-Pacific vice president Raymond Teh until a successor is found.

Fletcher says he is returning to New Zealand. "I've been commuting for three years to Australia. My son is going to Cambridge University on a Douglas Myers scholarship in bio-chemistry, and I wanted to spend more time with the family."

He left Sybase immediately after resigning.

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