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Greg Maffei served as the President and CEO of Liberty Media Corporation and the Liberty family of companies from 2005 to 2025. During Maffei’s nineteen years at Liberty, he oversaw acquisitions and investments in preeminent businesses including the Atlanta Braves, DirecTV, SiriusXM, Live Nation Entertainment, Charter Communications and Formula 1.
John Malone is making big changes to his media and broadband holdings — including the departure of right-hand man Greg Maffei. Liberty Media announced that Maffei will step down as president and ...
Greg Maffei is to step down from his role as president and chief executive officer of Formula 1 owner Liberty Media at the end of the year. The 64-year-old American has been pivotal in the ...
Greg Maffei is stepping down as president and chief executive of Liberty Media, the company that owns Formula 1. Liberty Media said Wednesday that Maffei would leave his role when his contract ...
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Greg Maffei is stepping down as president and chief executive of Liberty Media, the company that owns Formula 1. Liberty Media said Wednesday that Maffei would leave his role when his contract expires at the end of the year and become an adviser. The company's 83-year-old chairman, John Malone, will be the interim CEO.
Animal advocates have made pleas to Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei to end GCI’s Iditarod sponsorship. [77] Maffei has not released a statement on GCI’s sponsorship. According to PETA, more than 150 dogs have died while running the Iditarod, and that number does not include dogs they say are killed during the off-season because they aren’t ...
12 members of Congress signed a letter sent to Liberty Media president and CEO Greg Maffei this week asking for answers on the Andretti Global F1 bid. U.S. Congress members pen letter to Liberty ...
It hired Greg Maffei, the former chief financial officer of Microsoft, as its new chief executive officer of the company [2] and received private equity investments from Michael Dell, Nathan Myhrvold, Liberty Media, and News Corp. [2] During the dot-com bubble, on January 2, 2000, the company undertook its initial public offering, raising C$2.4 ...