O'Reilly to step down as IN&M CEO

Gavin O'Reilly is to depart as chief executive of Independent News & Media, the company has confirmed.

O'Reilly to step down as IN&M CEO
Thu, 19 Apr, 2012 - 17:46

Gavin O'Reilly is to depart as chief executive of Independent News & Media, the company has confirmed.

Chief operating officer Vincent Crowley is to take over from O'Reilly as an executive director and CEO with immediate effect, the company said in a statement.

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