No explanation has been given for his resignation nor details of his immediate replacement.
In a press statement ATV said: “We appreciate the very good work and contribution that Linus Cheung has contributed to ATV and wish him the best in all his endeavours in the future.”
Cheung joined ATV on 3 December, 2008 with Ricky Wong Wai Kay as CEO. However, Wong resigned after only 12 days citing personality clashes with Cheung. In March, ATV named Nancy Hu Gin-Ing as its new chief executive officer.
Earler this year, ATV laid off 207 members of staff in a one-off downsizing arrangement.
Linus Cheung resigns from ATV after one year
HONG KONG - The board of directors of Asia Television (ATV) has announced that it has accepted the resignation of Linus Cheung (pictured) as chairman and director of ATV, effective today.
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