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Leadership changes at Partizán media outlet
Overview
Márton Gulyás, the founder of the Hungarian media outlet Partizán, announced his resignation as editor-in-chief, effective September 1. Gulyás cited a serious health issue involving arrhythmia and a recent successful open-heart surgery as the reason for his transition.
As part of an organizational restructuring, Vince Földiák will assume the role of editor-in-chief. Gulyás will move into roles as board chairman and a content creator. The restructuring also involves separating the outlet’s legal and operational management through a new three-person board.
Following these changes, Gulyás announced plans to establish a media workshop in the village of Penészlek in Eastern Hungary. Utilizing a former medical clinic, the project aims to document social issues in rural areas to contribute to the democratization of the Hungarian public sphere.
Entities
Partizan · Márton Gulyás · Vince Földiák · Penészlek · Honvédkórház
Timeline
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15 days ago
[CULTURE] 4 sourcesMárton Gulyás to establish rural media workshop in PenészlekPartizán founder Márton Gulyás is moving to Penészlek to establish a rural media workshop focused on Eastern Hungary while transitioning to a board chairman role at the outlet.
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29 days ago
[CULTURE] 9 sourcesPartizán founder Márton Gulyás resigns as editor-in-chiefPartizán founder Márton Gulyás is stepping down as editor-in-chief due to health reasons, transitioning to board chairman. Vince Földiák will take over the editorial leadership on September 1.
Sources
24.hu · blikk.hu · nepszava.hu · nlc.hu