Marc Reeves, a Marketplace publisher at Reach plc, who supported teams producing websites and newspapers for millions of people across Wales and the English Midlands, has left.
Reeves said:
“I’ve been privileged to be involved in some of the biggest changes the industry has ever seen, and it’s been an honour to share that journey with the very best journalists and editorial leaders in the business.
“Amidst all the changes and challenges though, I remain most proud of the real and positive difference local and regional journalism makes to the lives of our readers every day.
“I will always cherish the work the Birmingham team did over many years, campaigning for justice for the victims of the Birmingham Pub Bombings, and raising money and donations for the most vulnerable in our society.
“For me, this is why I became a journalist in the first place and I am proud to have played a part in that.”
He has also served as editor-in-chief of Trinity Mirror Midlands and as publisher of TheBusinessDesk.com.
Reeves graduated from Oxford Brookes University.
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