Canada's Dye & Durham CEO steps down, board takes interim control

June 23 (Reuters) - ‌Canada-based ​legal ​software maker Dye & Durham said on Tuesday ‌CEO George Tsivin has stepped ⁠down with immediate effect after ‌about a year ‌in the role, and that its board has formed ​a committee to lead the company during ⁠the transition period.

• The company did not ​provide a reason for Tsivin's departure.

• Dye & Durham ​said a sub-committee ‌of its board will assume the responsibilities ⁠of the CEO's office and oversee operations while a ⁠search for a permanent chief executive ​is underway.

• Tsivin, who was appointed CEO in 2025, is ‌also no longer a member of the board, ‌the company said ⁠in a statement.

(Reporting ‌by Mrinmay ​Dey in Mexico City; Editing by Subhranshu ‌Sahu)

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