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Cameron Taylor resigns as CEO of Eureka Group after non-work related accident

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The Board of Directors of the Brisbane-based rental village provider has informed the ASX that its CEO, Cameron Taylor has resigned.

Cameron, who was appointed CEO on 1 July 2021, after joining the business as Chief Operating Officer in March 2019, took three months leave in May to give him an opportunity to fully recover from a recent non-work related accident.

However, the ASX was informed today that he had tendered his resignation to spend time with his family and that it had been accepted.

Executive Chairman, Murray Boyte, who has been acting as CEO since Cameron began personal leave on 23 May, will continue to act in the role as a search is undertaken for a new CEO.

"The Board is very appreciative of the contribution Mr Taylor has made to Eureka, in particular in leading the organisation through the latter part of the pandemic. We wish him well with his continued recovery and in all his future endeavours,” Murray said.

Eureka Group Holdings owns and operates 30 rental villages, including five villages held in a joint venture, and has an additional 14 villages under management.