Brit interim CEO named as Matthew Wilson takes indefinite leave of absence
Brit CEO Matthew Wilson has taken an indefinite leave of absence for health reasons, with Martin Thompson named interim CEO.
Wilson, pictured, has led Brit since January 2017. Brit updated that the company wishes him well and looks forward to his return.
Thompson, who is stepping in as interim boss, is the former president
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