26 Sep 2003
           
  
                
              
            Board changes at Egg plc
            
                
              
              
              
              
            
            
            
          
        
            
            
                
		Egg plc (Egg) announces today that Stacey Cartwright, Director of Egg plc and Chief Financial Officer, has resigned.
Stacey has been with Egg since November 1999 as Chief Financial  Officer and has played an important role in successfully guiding Egg  through some of its key milestones and achievements, including  flotation in 2000 and turning the business in the UK from a position of  start-up losses to sustainable and growing profitability today. After 4  years in the role, Stacey has concluded the time is now right to seek  new challenges. It is with regret that the Board has accepted that  Stacey has decided to pursue alternative career opportunities outside  the financial services sector. It has been agreed with Stacey that her  resignation will take place with immediate effect.
Egg is pleased to announce the appointment of David Doyle to the  Board of Directors and as Egg's new Chief Financial Officer, with  immediate effect (subject to regulatory approval). David joins Egg from  Prudential where, for the past three years, he has served as Head of  Corporate Finance reporting to the Group Finance Director. He joined  Prudential in 1996 from Arthur Andersen.
Commenting on the appointment, CEO Paul Gratton said:
"We are delighted to welcome David to Egg. He will be an excellent  addition to the senior executive team. Coinciding with our five year  anniversary, David is joining us at a very exciting time and at a time  when the team is focused on building on Egg's achievements to date. I  am looking forward to working with him greatly."
Commenting on Stacey's resignation, Paul continued:
"We are sad to see Stacey go, but understand and accept that she is  seeking fresh challenges outside the financial services sector. She has  made an enormous contribution to Egg and has always demonstrated  professionalism and personality in all areas of her work. I will  personally miss the strong working relationship we have developed  together."
Stacey Cartwright added:
"It's always sad to leave a company where you have been so happy,  and to leave a great and supportive team and colleagues. Egg is a very  special company, and I feel honoured to have been part of its success  story. From a personal perspective however, the time is right for me to  seek fresh challenges. I wish Egg every success in the future.”
The Board is also pleased to announce that Mark Nancarrow has been  appointed to the Egg plc Board of Directors with immediate effect. Mark  Nancarrow joined Egg in 1998 and has been Chief Operating Officer since  October 1999 during which time he has been instrumental in developing  the UK business to the profitable business of scale it is today. Prior  to joining Egg, Mark held senior positions at (then) Midland Bank and  Watson Wyatt Partners.
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Notes to Editors:
About Egg:
  - Egg plc is Europe’s leading digital financial services  provider, providing banking, insurance, investments and mortgages  through its internet site and other distribution channels.
- Egg.com is the world's largest pure online bank with a 1,883,000  Unique Audience in March 2003, according to Nielsen/Netratings UK  Audience Measurement Data.
- Egg plc floated on 12 June 2000 raising proceeds of approximately  £150 million and is listed on the London Stock Exchange. Prudential plc  continues to hold 79% of the share capital.
Stacey Cartwright:
  
  - Before joining Egg, Stacey was at Granada Group plc, where she  worked in a variety of roles from 1988 to 1999 including Director of  Finance and Corporate Development and Commercial Director, Granada  Media.
- Stacey is 39 years old, qualified as a chartered accountant with  Price Waterhouse, London, and has a degree in Economics with Accounting  and Finance from the London School of Economics.
David Doyle:
  
  - David Doyle is 37 years old and qualified as an accountant with Arthur Andersen in 1987.
- David is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in  Australia and holds a Bachelor of Business Degree from the Royal  Melbourne Institute of Technology.
Mark Nancarrow:
  
  - Mark Nancarrow, 43, holds a Degree in Law and Accountancy from Cardiff University.
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