Wednesday, October 10, 2012

O'Toole promoted to supply chief as Moreno retires

Corporate just announced that Frank O'Toole has been promoted to president of Gannett Supply, the unit that buys all commodities used in publishing, broadcasting and digital services, including services and equipment. (Yes: It's basically one of America's biggest supply closets.)

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O'Toole has been vice president of Gannett Supply since 2010; previously, he also worked in a variety of information technology and Corporate finance roles within Gannett since 1994.

He succeeds Karen Moreno, who is retiring after 32 years.

9 comments:

  1. Karen Moreno was a class act and a brilliant player in Gannett's corporate structure for many years. I hope that she enjoys her well-deserved retirement.

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  2. Karen Moreno and Frank O'Toole are two of the best in the CP. These are some hard working people who save Gannett a lot of money all the time. Does anyone know if this was her decision? I worked with her on a project a few years ago and she was smart and funny and driven to succeed. And she's really good about acknowledging others who work hard. I always heard she fought like a pit bull for her staff. I wish I had a boss like that. Hell, she could be snapped-up by any company. Best of luck to you Karen and you too Frank.

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  3. Funny, she doesnt look Italian.

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  4. Good luck! and Congrates!

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  5. well deserved for Mr. O'Toole

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  6. It is sad, but Karen Moreno has now passed.

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    1. Do you mean she has died? Do you have any more information?

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    2. Karen was loved and will be missed by many. We wish her family comfort during this difficult time.

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