Man at the helm when Carillion went under finds new role

By Jordan Marshall2018-10-08T13:22:00

Keith Cochrane named chair of a Scottish engineering firm

The man in charge at Carillion when the construction giant collapsed has found a new role at the head of a Scottish engineering firm.

Keith Cochrane, who was acting as interim chief executive when Carillion entered liquidation, has been named as the non-executive chair of Aberdeenshire-based specialist contractor Score Group.

Cochrane (pictured), was named as Carillion’s interim chief executive replacing former boss Richard Howson who resigned in the wake of the firm’s £845m writedown in July last year.

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