Troubled Tower replaces Byer as chairmanWEDNESDAY, 19 FEB 2003 4:52AMBeleaguered trans-Tasman financial services group Tower today announced the replacement of chairman Colin Byer with Melbourne-based Olaf Duill, paving the way for a showdown at the group’s annual meeting on March 27 as Byer attempts to gain re-election to the board as director.
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