Summary
- In a significant leadership change, Gateley’s CEO Rod Waldie will step down on 1 August for health reasons amid sweeping cuts to business services roles.
- The firm has put up to 40 roles at risk, joining other major firms like Clifford Chance and A&O Shearman in recent layoffs.
- Martin Pike will take over as interim CEO, having previously spent nearly 30 years at Willis Towers Watson before joining Gateley in April 2025.
- Despite the cuts, Gateley projects a revenue increase to approximately £193 million for the year ended 30 April 2026, emphasizing a focus on margin improvement and operational efficiencies.
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