“So when you want to be discreet, it’s possible to be.
» This Tuesday, February 13, at 6:09 p.m., Nicolas de Tavernost is jubilant on the phone.
And not only because the announcement of his departure from the management of M6 remained secret until the last minute.
The rumors from the last afternoon lasted until the publication of the channel's press release, at the close of the stock market.
Nothing has leaked from this departure, a twist of theater, although it has been under discussion since last school year.
A final proof of his know-how, even in matters of media silence.
“In September, we saw a lot of people,” whispers the future retiree, who finally convinced his shareholders to opt for an internal solution: David Larramendy, 49 years old.
A “Baby Tavernost” who joined the M6 group in 2008, to head the advertising department, before being promoted to member of the group's management board in 2015, in charge of commercial activities.
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