After a year of turmoil, The Star completes board cleanout with Heap’s exit

 A year after the launch of the Bell review unearthed serious misconduct by senior management at The Star Entertainment Group (ASX: SGR), the company has announced the last of the company’s old guard, interim chairman Ben Heap, will retire next week.

Heap, one of 11 directors and senior executives named in a civil action brought by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in December last year, will be replaced by former Suncorp Bank (ASX: SUN) CEO and current G8 Education (ASX: GEM) chairman David Foster.

The appointment by the casino group completes the board cleanout which began in March last year with the resignation of former CEO Matt Bekier.

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