Graeme Macdonald is to take the reins as CEO of construction equipment manufacturer JCB at the end of this year, when current CEO Alan Blake retires. Mr Macdonald was previously COO of JCB and became ...

JCB has announced Graeme MacDonald will succeed Chief Executive Officer Alan Blake, who is to retire at the end of the year. Blake, 63, joined JCB in 1989 and became CEO in 2010 after holding a ...

as JCB, one of the largest manufacturers in Britain, warned that its outlook was growing increasingly uncertain. Chief executive Graeme Macdonald warned that while profits rose from £557.7m to £ ...

"What we're trying to do as a company is get our senior management succession planning into place,'' said Paul Keogh, JCB's vice president of marketing. Graeme Macdonald, who had been JCB's ...

"These measures are unprecedented in the history of JCB but are absolutely necessary to protect the business,”"/said CEO Graeme Macdonald. "JCB is a global exporter and worldwide demand for our ...

Graeme Macdonald said the business has had to make some "difficult but necessary" decisions JCB says it is to cut 400 jobs over the coming weeks after a "dramatic" slow down in world markets.

has been named North American president and CEO of JCB, the world's third largest construction equipment brand, reporting directly to Graeme Macdonald, JCB Group chief executive. Patterson joined ...

The boss of digger giant JCB says leaving the EU won’t ‘make a blind bit of difference’ to trade with Europe, it was reported last night. Chief executive Graeme Macdonald said cutting ties ...

Graeme Macdonald, chief executive officer of JCB, offered a cautious assessment of the global equipment market during the manufacturer’s international press conference. Macdonald points out that ...