Chris Ahearn, the president of media at Thomson Reuters, announced Friday via Twitter that he was leaving the company.
Ahearn is head of media in the markets division of Thomson Reuters. He is responsible for the overall business performance of the media business and oversees all business, product development and sales operations.
Prior to his appointment as president of Reuters Media in 2002, Ahearn was the executive vice president who founded the Reuters Knowledge product line.
Prior to joining Reuters in 2001, he worked as an investment banker at J.P. Morgan & Credit Suisse First Boston. Ahearn sits on the board of The Kitchen, a non-profit arts organization in New York.
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