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What's Right for Customers is Right for Investors - Justin King, Chair of Allwyn Entertainment Group | Talking Markets with Michael Wilson and David Buik
Today's Talking Markets guest is Justin King CBE, former CEO of Sainsbury plc. He has been a leader in customer-facing businesses for over three decades and has held senior positions in companies like Asda, M&S, PepsiCo and Mars.
He is currently Chair of Allwyn Entertainment and Dexter's since 2022, Non-Executive Chairman of Itsu Grocery since 2023, Non-Executive Director of M&S and Itim Group, as well as a number of other senior adviser roles. He is credited with turning Sainsbury's around in the early 2000s, delivering shareholder returns of over 85% while tripling profits.
Speaking with hosts Michael Wilson and David Buik, he discusses the political and investment landscape in the UK, as well as his experience in executive positions.
CFD trading involves a high level of risk. 83.51% of retail investors lose money.
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By Capital.comToday's Talking Markets guest is Justin King CBE, former CEO of Sainsbury plc. He has been a leader in customer-facing businesses for over three decades and has held senior positions in companies like Asda, M&S, PepsiCo and Mars.
He is currently Chair of Allwyn Entertainment and Dexter's since 2022, Non-Executive Chairman of Itsu Grocery since 2023, Non-Executive Director of M&S and Itim Group, as well as a number of other senior adviser roles. He is credited with turning Sainsbury's around in the early 2000s, delivering shareholder returns of over 85% while tripling profits.
Speaking with hosts Michael Wilson and David Buik, he discusses the political and investment landscape in the UK, as well as his experience in executive positions.
CFD trading involves a high level of risk. 83.51% of retail investors lose money.