Jon Slade Named New CEO of Financial Times Group

Jon Slade, CEO of Financial Times Group announced. Officer (CCO), will become CEO on July 1. Slade’s transition marks a significant leadership change at the company. The announcement highlights his extensive experience in commercial strategy. The move is expected to drive further growth for Financial Times Group.

Experience and Background

Slade brings with him 30 years of experience in the media sector, with over two decades spent at the Financial Times. He started in the advertising department, later becoming CCO and joining the FT management board in 2014.

Slade’s Statement on Appointment

In his remarks about his new role, Slade expressed: “It’s an immense honor to become CEO of the FT, an esteemed and evolving brand that has remained true to its core mission for over 137 years. This is a critical moment for professional news media, and I look forward to navigating the emerging opportunities and challenges in this rapidly changing environment.”

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Support from Nikkei Chairman

Naotoshi Okada, Chairman of Nikkei and Group CEO, praised Slade’s comprehensive knowledge of the FT Group and his strategic vision. Okada remarked, “Jon’s extensive experience provides a deep understanding of FT’s strengths and areas for future growth. His leadership and business acumen position him to elevate FT to new levels.”

Slade’s Appointment Marks Transition

Financial Times Group announced Jon Slade, current Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), will become CEO on July 1. Slade’s promotion comes as John Ridding, the long-serving CEO of FT Group, announced his decision to step down after nearly two decades of leadership this summer. Well, find more information in Financial Times. The move is expected to drive further growth for Financial Times Group.