Ann: Management Restructure, page-7

I think Jordon was a great engineer, who knew how to get the black stuff flowing.
But given his high pay packet, and the change of direction of the company, I can also see why it's best he step down.
We need someone cheaper and/or more inspiring from a public-facing perspective (i.e. he wasn't the most inspiring of presenters).
A major obstacle for CE1 at the moment is simply garnering public confidence and attractive new investors.