Michael Leven announced yesterday that Sands China is giving up on its search for a new chief executive officer, a hunt that has been going on since August last year after Steve Jacobs’ dismissal.
“I told the board that we were dropping the search during yesterday’s [Tuesday] meeting,” he told Macau Daily Times.
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