Ciaran Davis

Ciaran Davis

executive Australia

Ciaran Davis is the current CEO of ARN, overseeing the company during a challenging period marked by financial difficulties and significant restructuring efforts, including a wave of executive departures and layoffs as ARN seeks to stabilize its operations amid a tough advertising market.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Davis is stepping down as ARN Media chief executive after a notable tenure. 6

Israel Dagg Andrew Barclay Christopher Luxon Paul Goldsmith David Seymour Sean Plunket Garrick Tremain Barbara Buckett Nigel Douglas Sussan Turner Jim Grenon Steven Joyce Bowen Pan Carol Campbell Shayne Currie
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: Rugby betting complaint – Sky TV changes Israel Dagg promo; Is TVNZ closer to a sale?; Cartoonist’s financial support for The Platform; Top ad exec resigns

Australia Australia: Ciaran Davis is the chief of ARN and believes in shows being hosted by real people. 7

Andrew Greene Allyson Horn Bill Birtles Cheng Lei
The Sydney Morning Herald: Sky News Australia set to change name

Australia Australia: Ciaran Davis is the ARN chief executive who described the past 12 months as an 'unmitigated disaster'. 3

Kyle Sandilands Jackie Henderson Christian O Connell Amanda Keller Brendan Jones Mitch Churi Jack Post Adrian Portelli
The Sydney Morning Herald: Advertisers defect amid Kyle and Jackie O’s disaster move to Melbourne

Uruguay Uruguay: Ciaran Davis stated that the case allowed them to reflect on the role of their hosts. 6

Teresa Lim
El Observador: La radio australiana que tuvo un conductor de IA sin que nadie lo notara durante meses

Australia Australia: Ciaran Davis is the current chief executive expected to be succeeded by Michael Stephenson. 5

Peter Dutton Duncan Campbell Peter Whitehead Michael Stephenson
The Sydney Morning Herald: KIIS FM host threatens Melbourne exit as company makes more cuts