Gannett Newspaper Division President To Retire
One day after newspaper shares were battered by the Goldman Sachs analysis that the U.S. economy is headed into a soft recession and that the newspaper industry will be disproportionately affected on the ad side, Sue Clarke-Johnson, the president of Gannett’s newspaper division, announced that she will retire in May. From Reuters:
”Sue Clark-Johnson, 60, is leaving after 40 years as a reporter, editor, publisher and senior executive, Gannett said in a statement.
”Gannett will name a successor to Clark-Johnson later this year, Chief Executive Craig Dubow said in the statement.”
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