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Hearst Television VP of Finance Retires After Eight Years

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Stanley Herriott, the vice president of finance for Hearst Television, announced his retirement at year-end. Herriott joined Hearst Television in 2019, where he managed regional finance, corporate finance, and credit and collections teams. Prior to this role, he spent 14 years in finance and shared services at Univision Communications and previously worked as an audit manager for Arthur Andersen.

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The retirement of a senior financial executive at a major station group, which operates 35 TV stations and two radio stations across 27 markets, represents a significant management transition. His background includes experience in financial planning and audit leadership.

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