Groupon in No Rush to Replace Mason, CFO Says
Groupon feels no urgency to replace founder and fired CEO Andrew Mason and will continue to execute the business plans put in place before his departure, chief financial officer Jason Child said at an investor meeting hosted by Deutschebank.
Groupon feels no urgency to replace founder and fired CEO Andrew Mason and will continue to execute the business plans put in place before his departure, chief financial officer Jason Child said at an investor meeting hosted by Deutschebank.
“We’re in really good position to not miss a beat as we execute against the plan for 2013. In the meantime we’ll be looking for the right long-term replacement [for Mason], but we’ll take our time to find the right fit,” Child said.
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