SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: Eureka Group Holdings Limited (ASX: EGH), a provider of affordable rental accommodation for seniors, has announced the resignation of its Chief Executive Officer, Mr Cameron Taylor, following a period of personal leave due to a non-work-related accident.

Mr Taylor, who joined Eureka in 2020 and led the Company through the latter part of the pandemic, is resigning to spend time with his family. His resignation is effective immediately.

The Board has accepted Mr Taylor’s resignation and thanked him for his contribution to Eureka. “We wish him well with his continued recovery and in all his future endeavours,” said Mr Murray Boyte, the Executive Chairman and Interim CEO of Eureka.

Mr Boyte, who has been acting as CEO since Mr Taylor commenced personal leave on 23 May 2023, will continue to act in this role while a search is undertaken for a new CEO. The terms and conditions of Mr Boyte’s employment by Eureka will remain unchanged.

Eureka Group Holdings Limited is a leading provider of affordable rental accommodation for seniors across Australia. The Company owns and operates 36 villages with over 2,000 units and also manages 19 villages with over 1,000 units on behalf of third parties.

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