By Guy Taylor Smiths Group is set fora change up at the top level after chief executive Paul Keel announced his departure with immediate effect. In a statement on the London Stock Exchange, the engineering firm said Keel planned to move to the US, to take on a new role heading up a public company. Roland Carter, who has led subsidiary Smiths Detection since 2018, will replace him in the top job. Carter helped set up Smiths Group’s first joint venture in China and has helped its threat detection arm build a record order book. The announcement came as Smiths Group hiked its dividend and kicked o…
