How many news executives do you need, during and post-Covid ? Rumours are swirling around BBC News that, perhaps encouraged by new DG Tim Davie, the Director of News, Fran Unsworth, is re-shaping her top team, so that a slightly smaller number can be introduced to the new chairman, Richard Sharp on his first tour.
Meanwhile BBC News HR Director, Anna Gronmark, has decided to fly the coop at the end of the financial year. She'll be a loss: on Linkedin, she prefers the title "Global HR Director - News & Current Affairs at BBC" and asserts that she's "VP | Senior HR Director operating within highly matrix environments across EMEA/Global regions as part of a senior leadership team, with diverse industry experience across Healthcare, Technology, Financial Services and Consumer Goods. Seasoned leader able to create and operationalise a compelling vision and strategies that promote innovative solutions for complex business problems for dynamic and agile organisations experiencing change."
Hardly surprising, then, that she was on just over £200k in 2019/20.
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