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Gary Shapiro Stepping Down as Consumer Technology Association CEO After More Than 35 Years Leading Trade Group
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Broadcast Media Nemesis Saying Goodbye To CTA
WASHINGTON, D.C. — He’s become Public Enemy No. 1 of the National Association of Broadcasters and to radio and television station ownership groups seeking what his organization has assailed as Congressional “mandates” designed to keep AM radio tuners in all vehicles and push ATSC 3.0 digital TV broadcasting forward, respectively. Soon, they’ll have to contend with a new CEO at the Consumer Technology Association. As first reported by Streamline …
Gary Shapiro Stepping Down as CTA CEO Later This Year
Consumer Technology Association CEO Gary Shapiro is stepping down from his post to assume the role of Executive Chair. After leading the organization since 1991, Shapiro's legacy at CTA among broadcasters will likely be defined by the past two years.
Gary Shapiro Stepping Down as Consumer Technology Association CEO After More Than 35 Years Leading Trade Group
Gary Shapiro is exiting his role as CEO of CTA after more than 35 years at the helm. Kinsey Fabrizio will take over the CEO role effective May 1. Source: Gary Shapiro Stepping Down as Consumer Technology Association CEO After More Than 35 Years Leading Trade Group
L'article Gary Shapiro passes the hand to Kinsey Fabrizio at the head of the CES in Las Vegas est apparu en premier sur Maddyness - Le média pour comprendre l'économie demain.
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