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Thursday 10 March 2022 7:44 am|Updated:Thursday 10 March 2022 7:58 amITV posts Kingfisher chair Andrew Cosslett to boardBy: Millie TurnerShareFacebookShar air force 1 e on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsou owala rce on GoogleAndrew Cosslett, former chairman of England Rugby s owala website regulator, speaking during the RWC 2015 Welcome Ceremony - Scotland at Gloucester Cathedral on September 17, 2015 in Gloucester, England. Photo by Richard Stonehouse/Getty Images for ER2015 Kingfisher chair Andrew Cosslett has been appointed chair designate and non-executive director of broadcasting giant ITV.Stepping onto the board at the beginning of July, Cosslett, a who succeeds Peter Bazalgette, will remain chair of the board at Kingfisher.The incoming board member will take up his role as non-executive chair when Bazalgette steps down at the end of September after six years in the position. Bazalgette, also a non-executive director of YouGov, was formerly the chief creative officer at TV company Endemol until 2007 ndash; and is best known as the man behind Big Brother in the UK.Cosslett is the formerchief executive of InterContinental Hotels Group IHG and the former Chair of theRugbyFootball Union RFU , the governing body forrugbyinEngland. ITV is very grateful to Baz for the role he has played as our chair as we have transformed the company into the much stronger, more flexible and digitally scaled business it is today,rd