The media company's director of IT, Gerry Wilde, has retired after 16 years, while chief people officer Celine Doyle has left the company after seven months in the role
File Photo The media group Independent News and News (INM) says it will not appeal a ruling to appoint inspectors by the corporate watchdog. This means inspectors from the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE) can take up their duties from Thursday. End. 26/3/2018 Independent House newspaper offices on Talbot Street Dublin. THE STATE’S CORPORATE watchdog, the Director of Corporate Enforcement, is to seek inspectors to investigate Independent News & Media plc, the publisher of the Irish Independent, Sunday Independent, Herald and other newspapers. The Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement has been investigating corporate governance at the media group, according to Independent.ie. The ODCE is to apply to the High Court next month to have the inspectors appointed. Former INM CEO Robert Pitt made a protected disclosure which sparked the probe.Photo:Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie
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26/3/2018 Independent House newspaper offices on Talbot Street Dublin. THE STATE’S CORPORATE watchdog, the Director of Corporate Enforcement, is to seek inspectors to investigate Independent News & Media plc, the publisher of the Irish Independent, Sunday Independent, Herald and other newspapers. The Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement has been investigating corporate governance at the media group, according to Independent.ie. The ODCE is to apply to the High Court next month to have the inspectors appointed. Former INM CEO Robert Pitt made a protected disclosure which sparked the probe.Photo:Leah Farrell/RollingNews.ie
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