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Gannett
COMPANY
Founded in 1906 by Frank Gannett, incorporated in 1923, listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1969. Owner of USA Today and a very large number of American local newspapers.
Official Website: http://www.gannett.com/
Industry: Media
Ticker: NYSE:GCI
Corporate headquarters: McLean, VA
Sales: $6.7B (2003)
Employees: 53,000 (2003)
EXECUTIVES
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Cathleen Black |
Business |
26-Apr-1944 |
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New York City Schools Chancellor, 2010-11 |
Ward H. Bushee |
Editor |
c. 1949 |
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San Francisco Chronicle Editor |
Susan Clark-Johnson |
Publisher |
c. 1947 |
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President, Newspaper Divison, Gannett |
Craig A. Dubow |
Business |
26-Oct-1954 |
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CEO of Gannett |
Frank Gannett |
Business |
15-Sep-1876 |
3-Dec-1957 |
Founder, Gannett publishing empire |
William J. Keating |
Publisher |
30-Mar-1927 |
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Cincinnati Enquirer chairman, 1974-92 |
John J. Louis, Jr. |
Business |
10-Jun-1925 |
15-Feb-1995 |
US Ambassador to the UK, 1981-83 |
Douglas H. McCorkindale |
Business |
c. 1939 |
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CEO of Gannett, 2000-05 |
Al Neuharth |
Journalist |
22-Mar-1924 |
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Founder of USA Today |
Charles L. Overby |
Journalist |
c. 1946 |
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CEO of Freedom Forum, Newseum |
Ken Paulson |
Editor |
c. 1953 |
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Editor of USA Today |
John R. Purcell |
Business |
c. 1932 |
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Grenadier Associates, Ltd. |
CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS
PAST BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS
EMPLOYMENT
EXTRANEOUS
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
John Diebold |
Author |
8-Jun-1926 |
26-Dec-2005 |
Advocate of automation |
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