After more than 25 years at Gannett, president and CEO Robert J. Dickey intends to retire next year.
Dickey agreed to stay on until May 7 or until a replacement is named, the publisher said in an announcement.
“We have a tremendous amount of talent across Gannett. We have people who are committed to their line of expertise. They give their best each and every day,” Dickey said in a message posted on USA Today’s YouTube channel. “And that’s why since the spin of Gannett, we’re in a position to really look ahead and see that our future can be bright.”
Dickey joined Gannett in 1989 when he started at the Reno (Nevada) Gazette-Journal as manager of retail advertising and director of advertising.
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