May 29 (Reuters) - Crescent Point Energy Corp CPG.TO on Tuesday said Scott Saxberg had left as chief executive officer, as the company looks to turn around its business after staving off a shareholder proposal to make changes to its board.
The Calgary, Alberta-based company named former Vice President Craig Bryksa as interim president and CEO replacing Saxberg. Point's shareholders voted for all of its director nominees earlier this month, defeating activist investor Cation Capital in one of the biggest proxy fights of the Canadian energy sector in about four years. oil producer is now looking to cut costs, improve its balance sheet in a bid to reduce debt after undergoing heavy losses in the aftermath of the 2014 oil price crash.
Crescent Point's shares have risen about 4 percent so far this year, they had dropped nearly 48 percent in 2017.