Carsales co-founder and CEO Greg Roebuck resigns, replaced by COO
Carsales co-founder and CEO Greg Roebuck is resigning after nine years, retiring from the board too, with COO Cameron McIntyre replacing him as CEO in March.
Chairman, Carsales.com.au
| Role | Organisation | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Chair (former) | Carsales | premium.goauto.com.au, mediaweek.com.au |
| Chairman | Carsales.com.au | SMH Business, sbs.com.au |
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Carsales co-founder and CEO Greg Roebuck is resigning after nine years, retiring from the board too, with COO Cameron McIntyre replacing him as CEO in March.
Carsales pioneer Greg Roebuck will retire in March, with COO Cameron McIntyre becoming CEO. The piece recalls Carsales' dealer-funded launch, Fairfax's classifieds sale, the CarsGuide buyout and merger into Cox Automotive Australia.
Carsales co-founder and chief executive Greg Roebuck will step down in March 2017 after 20 years, with chief operating officer Cameron McIntyre, formerly a Sensis finance director, taking over the role.
Carsales has announced CEO and managing director Greg Roebuck will retire, with chief operating officer Cameron McIntyre appointed as his successor effective 17 March 2017, board chair Jeffrey Browne confirming the transition.