Qantas will start the search for a new head of loyalty after former CEO contender Olivia Wirth said she would leave the airline in February.
Qantas chief executive Vanessa Hudson’s task of rebuilding the airline’s battered reputation has become even more complex, after head of loyalty and the steward of the Frequent Flyer business, Olivia Wirth, resigned.
. She has also been touted as the next head of loyalty for Crown Casino, which like Myer, is based in Melbourne. to deliver up to $1 billion of earnings by 2030, powered by a “targeted expansion in financial services and insurance”.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Qantas Loyalty CEO Olivia Wirth resigns from companyQantas Loyalty CEO Olivia Wirth has resigned from the company after five years in the role. Ms Wirth will remain in the position until February 2024. She has been at Qantas for 14 years and has been CEO of Qantas Loyalty since March 2018. Her resignation comes after the announcement Qantas Chairman Richard Goyder will be retiring in 2024.
Read more »
Qantas Loyalty boss Olivia Wirth resigns, to leave in FebruaryThe announcement comes a week after retailer Myer revealed it was nominating Olivia Wirth to its board of directors.
Read more »
Qantas Loyalty boss Olivia Wirth resigns, to leave in FebruaryThe announcement comes a week after retailer Myer revealed it was nominating Olivia Wirth to its board of directors.
Read more »
Qantas Loyalty boss Olivia Wirth resigns, to leave in FebruaryThe announcement comes a week after retailer Myer revealed it was nominating Olivia Wirth to its board of directors.
Read more »
Israel Palestine conflict: Qantas says evacuation flight was cancelled due to safety concernsForeign Minister Penny Wong says the government has already helped 850 Australians to leave Israel, Gaza and the West Bank. It is in touch with another 1500, some of whom may stay.
Read more »
AFL Qantas: Richard Goyder “not going anywhere”Days after putting in place his retirement plans at Qantas, Mr Goyder will convene the AFL Commission on Monday. He is expected to tell club bosses he will stay in the job for another two years.
Read more »