Geoff Dixon’s TravelMole subscriber support in the balance
Thursday, 22 May, 2007
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In a TravelMole MolePoll running over the end of last week, the weekend and early this week, TravelMole subscribers have been relatively evenly split on whether Geoff Dixon should stay or go as CEO of Qantas.
With CEO Dixon having signed a new contract until 2009, it is unlikely that he will leave nevertheless the vote was relatively balanced, with a relatively small margin of 10% saying he should go at 57% and 43% saying that he should not.
TravelMole subscribers will be watching Mr Dixons’ performance carefully over the coming months and it is anticipated so will the industry at large and the unions.
A Mole Poll report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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