Channel 4 has announced that Alex Mahon has decided to step down as CEO and will leave the business in summer this year. Mahon joined the U.K. network in 2017 as the channel’s first female CEO.

Channel 4 boss Alex Mahon is stepping down after eight years at the helm. There’s no word on her next move, but she will exit this summer having been the UK broadcaster’s first female CEO.

Channel 4 announced on Monday that CEO Alex Mahon has decided to step down from her role later this summer after almost eight years leading the British public broadcaster. In her place ...

Alex Mahon will step down as the Chief Executive Officer of Channel 4 this summer after nearly eight years at the British public service broadcaster. Jonathan Allan, the Chief Operating Officer of ...

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