Former Google Exec Matt Brittin Tapped as New BBC Chief
The tech veteran and former Google Europe head has been appointed as the new director-general of the BBC, bringing his leadership experience to the public broadcaster.
The BBC has announced the appointment of Matt Brittin as its new director-general, marking a significant transition for the public broadcaster. Brittin, who previously served as the head of Google's European operations, brings a wealth of leadership experience and a deep understanding of the digital media landscape to his new role.
Brittin's Impressive Tech Background
With over two decades of experience in the tech industry, Brittin has built an impressive career. He joined Google in 2007 and quickly rose through the ranks, becoming the tech giant's president of EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) operations in 2011. During his tenure, Brittin played a crucial role in expanding Google's presence and influence across the European continent.
{{IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER}}Source: The New York Times
