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For the second time in a row, BC Tree Fruits has fired their CEO.
The Co-op, a collection of over 500 fruit grower families in the Okanagan, announced Friday afternoon that CEO Alan Tyabji had been served with an “early notice of termination.”
Tyabji has been CEO of the co-op since November 2012, when the previous CEO, Gary Schieck, was fired.
Tyabji will continue working with the board of directors over the next six weeks as they search for a new CEO.
