I understand that our CEO Suzanne Wylie has tendered her resignation. Less than 24 hours later, Deputy Farnham tweeted that he'd heard of Ms Wylie's resignation. In yesterday's (21 March) States sitting, Deputy Lyndon Farnham asked the Deputy Chief Minister, Kirsten Morel, is there was any more resignations imminent.ĭeputy Morel said that he wasn't aware of any.

'We all have to adapt to changes as they occur and w e receive Suzanne's resignation with sadness, but we're very grateful to her for her very hard work over the period that she has been here and we wish her well in her new role.' This is the third senior resignation in the government in the space of a week, with the island's Chief Officer for HCS, Caroline Landon and the Chief Nurse, Rose Naylor resigned from their roles last Thursday (16 March).Īsked about the timing by Channel 103, Kristina Moore says this is a separate matter. Suzanne is successfully working through transformations across the Government, from the turnaround team in Health and Community Services to the formation of Jersey’s Cabinet Office.'Īn appointment process is now being put in place to find a replacement and Deputy Moore has confirmed that Ms Wiley will remain in post until that is complete. 'Suzanne has had a positive impact since starting with the Government of Jersey and we respect her wishes to return to Belfast. The Chief Minister, Deputy Kristina Moore, has accepted the resignation and thanked her for 'her hard work'. NIChamberofCommerce #heretohelp March 22, 2023

Suzanne Wylie, the former Chief Executive of Belfast City Council and more recently Chief Executive of the Government of Jersey has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of will succeed this summer. The Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce has since confirmed that Ms Wylie will be taking up the role of their CEO. The government says that she is moving back to Belfast to be 'closer to her family.' Ms Wylie took up the role just over 12 months ago, following the departure of her controversial predecessor Charlie Parker in November 2020.īefore her appointment, Suzanne Wylie was the CEO of Belfast City Council. Suzanne Wylie, the first female CEO of Jersey’s government, has handed in her shock resignation.

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