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Dufour to leave beIN

April 5, 2017 15.38 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Olivier Dufour is to leave his position as director of digital at beIN Media Group.

In a tweet, he said he will depart “after five thrilling years, with exceptional team”.

He added that he would now be “sharing vision and expertise as consulting with industry leaders”.

I am leaving #beIN after 5 thrilling years, with exceptional team. Now sharing vision & expertise as consulting with industry leaders.

— Olivier D (@olivier2571) April 3, 2017

Dufour joined beIn in March 2012 as head of digital and became director of digital in January 2014.

Previously, he founded and was the CEO of Otek Media Consulting and SkemA.

He was also the COO/deputy CEO at TiviPro and held positions at Sofrecom and France Telecom.

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