Gannett Chief Dubow Steps Down, Citing Medical Problems
Gracia Martore succeeds him as CEO
Newspaper publisher and broadcaster Gannett said its chairman and CEO Craig Dubow stepped down due to health problems. A company spokesperson said Dubow suffered from "chronic issues related to prior medical conditions."
Gracia Martore, who has been serving as principal executive officer while Dubow was on medical leave, was named president and CEO, from president and COO. Martore joined Gannett in 1985 after 12 years in banking and served as its CFO before becoming COO. Meanwhile, board member Marjorie Magner was named non-executive chairman.
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