Primedia has parted ways with its group chief executive, Omar Essack, following speculation that he had been at loggerheads with the broadcasting giant’s board.
, following speculation that he had been at loggerheads with the broadcasting giant’s board.
“Regretfully, after three years of service at Primedia, and 30 years in the media industry, Omar has decided that the time is right for him to move on after two decades in corporate leadership roles. Going forward he will be focused on writing, training and consulting projects and on emerging opportunities at the confluence of media and technology,” said Langeni in the memorandum to staff.that Essack had been on a “leave of absence”.
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