EOH founder Asher Bohbot returns to the firm 

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Recent uncertainty at EOH, including a huge drop in share price, prompted ex-CEO Asher Bohbot to return

EOH recently faced allegations of government tender irregularity, which resulted in a massive drop in its share price. In the wake of this, Zunaid Mayet, current CEO of the listed technology group, said in a statement that the founder and ex-CEO Asher Bohbot (pictured) will return to the business on a full-time contract, effective immediately. Bohbot will focus on strategy and stakeholder management.

Mayet said:

“The intention was always that Asher would return at the end of his six month sabbatical, having stepped down as CEO in May this year. Asher brings extensive experience and depth of knowledge to the business, which will be extremely valuable, so I’m most grateful that he’s agreed to join us for a period on a full-time basis.”

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