ABC’s head of news to exit, making way for external appointment
Justin Stevens, the head of news at ABC, has resigned after four years in the position. His departure comes as the search for his replacement is nearing completion, with an announcement expected soon. The new appointee is anticipated to be an external candidate, marking a significant decision for managing director Hugh Marks.
- ▪Justin Stevens resigned from his position as head of news at ABC after four years.
- ▪The search for Stevens' replacement is already close to completion, with candidates interviewed.
- ▪The new head of news is expected to come from outside the organization.
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