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Former Google executive Brin appointed as BBC President
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announced on Wednesday the appointment of former Google executive Matt Brittin as the new President, succeeding Tim Davie, who resigned last year after misleading edits to a speech by U.S. President Trump. Brittin will officially take office on May 18.
BBC Chair Samir Shah stated that the BBC clearly needs a thorough reform, and he and the board unanimously agree that Brittin is the right person to lead this change. Brittin said, “We will build on our existing influence, trust, and creative strengths, face challenges bravely, and develop into a public service organization that adapts to the future. I can’t wait to get started.”
The 57-year-old Brittin joined Google in 2007, initially serving as the head of UK and Ireland operations, and was promoted through the ranks, becoming President of Europe, the Middle East, and Africa in 2014. He announced in 2024 that he would step down the following year.