Veteran TV executive Samir Shah is expected to be named the new chairman of the BBC, following the departure of former chairman Richard Sharp. Shah, who currently serves as the chief executive of Juniper TV, is widely regarded as a top contender for the position. He has previously held key roles within the BBC, including heading its television current affairs division and overseeing its political journalism department. The appointment, which is made by the Government, is anticipated to be announced this Wednesday afternoon. Shah’s extensive experience in the media industry and his track record of producing acclaimed political and current affairs programs make him a strong candidate for the role. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport has been contacted for comment regarding the forthcoming announcement.
Veteran TV Executive Samir Shah Set to Chair BBC
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