News Corp's Damian Eales lands global INMA role

News 20 May 2019 - 1 min read

News Corp's Damian Eales lands global INMA role

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News Corp Australia chief operating officer Damian Eales has been elected president of the board at the International News Media Association (INMA).

A board member since 2014, Eales has served as vice president for the past two years. He also sits on the board of NewsMediaWorks.

“It is a real honour to be elected to this role at an inflection point in the prospects for news media all around the world,” Eales said.

“The best news media businesses have weathered the storm of digital disruption and are now exploiting digital capabilities to power growth, engagement and grow new capabilities.

Also elected to the INMA board of directors is Chris Janz, managing director of publishing at Nine. Janz is also a member of NewsMediaWorks’ board.

INMA is a global community of market-leading news media companies, engaging more than 10,000 executives at 700+ media companies in 70 countries. The board of directors oversees the strategic direction of the 89-year-old, non-profit organisation.

“We are big fans of INMA and we leverage their ideas, initiatives and the network of news media professionals involved,” said NewsMediaWorks CEO, Peter Miller. “It is great that INMA will now be helmed by Damian who is an enthusiast and a sharp strategic thinker.”