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Symantec President, COO Exits

crn.com Nov 30 2018 BoardNews

Symantec announced that second-in-command Michael Fey is resigning and forgoing severance benefits just months after an internal investigation into concerns raised by an ex-employee was concluded. The company said on Thursday that Fey's departure from Symantec is effective immediately...
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1. Today is an exciting and difficult day. As I have chosen to embark on the next stage of my career.
2. Art is a widely respected executive both inside and outside our organization, and we are excited to welcome him back to Symantec.
Topics Mentioned
- acquisition
- stock options
- Technology
- LinkedIn
- David Einhorn
- Cisco
- Symantec
- SEC
- Art Gilliland
- severance
- investigation
- earnings
Authors
- Michael Novinson