The award-winning businessman, Michael Carey, is stepping down as chairman of Enterprise Ireland and the Housing Agency, two state roles that he had held on a voluntary, non-paid basis.  Carey, a prominent food entrepreneur and the co-founder of the East Coast Bakehouse,  pointed to recent media reports highlighting late account filings with the CRO for companies connected with East Coast Bakehouse.  “This has occurred due to management administrative errors. The delay has been exacerbated by an unanticipated need for a decision by our board to change our auditors. There is no suggestion of any financial issues at the company; the…

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