All change in the media jobs at Future Publishing-Media jobs News
13 May 2010
Staff working in management positions and media jobs at Future Publishing could experience change soon.
Their jobs may be affected as the company's UK chief executive Robert Price has announced he will leave the organisation later this year.
Stevie Spring, group chief executive, said: "I'll spend more of my time working closely with him to manage our UK business to ensure it's business as usual."
Mr Price will move to a new position as UK managing director for Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment although the senior member will remain at the publishing house until his leaving date is confirmed.
Future creates and distributes a number of specialist magazines throughout the UK and in recent news announced its partnerships for an upcoming festival.
Norco, Rose Bikes and Zipvit have been signed up as sponsors for different sections and events during BikeRadar Live which takes place on July 10th and 11th in Kent.
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