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Reach CEO Jim Mullen steps down with immediate effect

  • Jim Mullen, CEO of Reach, has stepped down with immediate effect after nearly six years in the role amid significant job cuts.
  • Reach experienced a decline in revenues while reporting a rise in operating profits, supported by significant cost-cutting measures.
  • The National Union of Journalists criticized Mullen's pay increase, highlighting a disparity in staff compensation during ongoing negotiations.
  • Piers North has been appointed as the new CEO, succeeding Mullen to lead the company in its digital evolution.
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The New EuropeanThe New European
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The Clickbait King leaves Reach

The chief executive of the media giant has surprisingly left to take charge of a horse racing company

·Norwich, United Kingdom
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The TelegraphThe Telegraph
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Mirror publisher’s boss quits abruptly after hundreds of job cuts

Jim Mullen steps down as the chief executive of Reach after six turbulent years

·London, United Kingdom
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The Herald ScotlandThe Herald Scotland
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'New leadership' at UK newspaper giant as CEO steps down

The head of one of the UK's biggest media companies will step down with immediate effect

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Evening StandardEvening Standard
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Boss of Mirror publisher Reach steps down after nearly six years

Reach’s chief revenue officer Piers North has been appointed to replace him at the newspaper group.

·London, United Kingdom
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Press GazettePress Gazette
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Reach CEO Jim Mullen steps down with immediate effect

Reach CEO Jim Mullen is stepping down after six years with immediate effect. Mullen will be succeeded as Reach CEO by Piers North, currently chief revenue officer. Mullen will be “available for a short handover period” before starting a new job as group chief executive for horse racing company The Jockey Club on 1 June. He said: “I want to thank everyone at Reach for their hard work over these past nearly six years. Together we have put the busi…

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Boss of Daily Express owner Reach quits ahead of his move to run The Jockey Club

Proper news from Britain - News from Britain you won’t find anywhere else. Not the tosh the big media force-feed you every day!

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The Wokingham Paper broke the news in on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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