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Guardian CFO Keith Underwood to join Bloomsbury

(Sharecast News) - Independent publisher Bloomsbury said it had appointed Keith Underwood as chief financial and operating officer. Underwood is currently in the same role at newspaper publisher Guardian Media Group and will join Bloomsbury next February.

He joined GMG in June 2020 from Channel 4 where was CFO and spent more than eight years on the executive committee. Prior to that he was employed by Discovery Networks International, Sky and PwC.

Reporting by Frank Prenesti for Sharecast.com

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