Sinead Boucher
Sinead Boucher is a prominent New Zealand journalist and media executive, known for her role as the CEO of Stuff, a major news organization in the country. Under her leadership, Stuff has focused on digital transformation and expanding its journalism's reach and impact. Boucher has been a strong advocate for press freedom and the importance of quality journalism in a democratic society.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher is the Stuff owner and chief executive who acquired Stuff for $1 from Nine Media.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher is the CEO and owner of Stuff, involved in a dispute with unionized journalists over pay and contract negotiations.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher bought Stuff back into New Zealand ownership in 2020.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher reiterated that Stuff had no intention of resuming discussions regarding the sale of its masthead division.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher is the chief executive of Stuff and has been involved in negotiations regarding journalists' contracts.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher is the owner of Stuff.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher is the chief executive of Stuff and has established a staff trust for employee representatives.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher is the owner of Stuff and has been involved in a significant deal with Trade Me.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher is the chief executive who supported Andrea Vance.
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New Zealand:
Sinead Boucher has called off talks with NZME about the possible sale of Stuff’s newspapers.
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