Nine Entertainment’s CEO to Resign in September

Published on September 12, 2024

Nine Entertainment has announced its CEO, Mike Sneesby, will officially resign on Sept. 30 after three and a half years in the position. In a notice to the Australian Securities Exchange, the mass media company, which owns television, radio, and newspaper assets, said Sneesby and Nine’s board of directors believed now was “the right time” for a transition. Nine Chair Catherine West thanked Sneesby for his contribution after a decade in the company, including guiding the company out of the COVID-19 pandemic, securing the rights to the Olympic Games through to 2032, and his contribution to the success of the streaming service Stan....

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