Vice Media said CEO Nancy Dubuc is stepping down, as the embattled media company faces a number of challenges amidst a sale process
Vice Media said Chief Executive Nancy Dubuc is stepping down after five years, as the embattled media company faces a number of challenges amid a sale process.
“Nancy joined VICE at a pivotal time and put in place an exceptional team that has positioned the company for long-term success,” the Vice Media board of directors said in a statement. The board will announce a new leader soon, it said.
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