CNN Marketing Chief Allison Gollust Resigns As Probe Accuses Her, Jeff Zucker And Chris Cuomo Of Company Policy Violations
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The investigation carried out by WarnerMedia found that Allison Gollust, former CNN president Jeff Zucker and former anchor Chris Cuomo had all violated company policies.
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Allison Gollust resigned from CNN as the network's executive vice president and chief marketing officer on Tuesday after an investigation found that she violated company policies.The investigation was conducted by
The investigation carried out by WarnerMedia found that Allison Gollust, former CNN president Jeff Zucker and former anchor Chris Cuomo had all violated company policies.
Allison Gollust, the woman with whom former CNN President Jeff Zucker was having an affair, has resigned from her position as the network's chief marketing officer following a third-party investigation.
CNN's Allison Gollust resigned after a memo from Time Warner CEO Jason Kilar revealed her undisclosed relationship with former CNN President Jeff Zucker.
Allison Gollust's resignation comes 2 weeks after former CNN president Jeff Zucker resigned after his undisclosed relationship with Gollust was uncovered.
The announcement comes nearly two weeks after CNN president Jeff Zucker resigned over an undisclosed "consensual relationship" with a colleague, later reported to be Gollust.
CNN chief marketing officer Allison Gollust has resigned from the embattled network following a lengthy investigation into former president Jeff Zucker and former anchor Chris Cuomo.
The former marketing executive has described her treatment as "deeply disappointing" after WarnerMedia said the Cuomo probe had found she violated company policies.
