Adam Crozier, former chief executive of Royal Mail and ITV, has emerged as the favourite to take over as the new Chairman of UK multiplay telco BT.

Current Chairman Jan du Plessis announced his resignation in March 2021, reportedly after a personality clash with Chief Executive Philip Jansen, and is expected to leave by December 2021 at the latest after a handover to Crozier.

Crozier has also been chief executive of the Football Association, and ran commercial broadcaster ITV between 2010 and 2017, before building  a non-executive career.

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