When Lord Bell announced to Chime Communications’ chief executive Chris Satterthwaite that he would like to buy out most of the Bell Pottinger public relations businesses with his colleague Piers Pottinger, and to give up his chairmanship of the group, it must have come as a bit of a surprise. After all, it’s not every day of the week that the chairman and vice chairman of a public company propose to walk away with some of its prize assets.
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