Sneesby resigns from Domain board, with replacement announced
Outgoing Nine CEO Mike Sneesby has resigned as a non executive director of Domain, with effect from 30 September.
Sneesby was nominated as a director to the Domain Board by Nine Entertainment, Domain’s majority shareholder, and will step down on the same day he leaves Nine. He will be replaced on the Domain Board by Mickie Rosen.
Rosen is an independent non executive director on the board of Nine, and served on the Fairfax board from March 2017, becoming a director of Nine upon the Fairfax/Nine merger. She will be a non-independent director on Domain’s Board.
“Domain and the Board of Directors would like to thank Mike for his contribution to the company,” said Domain chairman Nick Falloon.
“I would also like to welcome Mickie to Domain. Mickie brings many years of experience in the media and technology industries and we look forward to having her expertise on the Domain Board.”
Mickie Rosen
A Nine spokesperson said: “Mickie Rosen’s appointment to the Domain Board reinforces Nine’s sharper focus on Domain, noting acting Nine CEO Matt Stanton also is a Director of Domain.
“Nine is continually discussing with Domain options to explore how the two groups can work together for mutual benefit. Having both Matt and Mickie on the Domain board will support this goal.”
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Nathan Jolly is the Features Editor at Mumbrella. He joined the team in July, 2023.
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“Mickie Rosen’s appointment to the Domain Board reinforces Nine’s sharper focus on Domain“
If Nine thinks they haven’t been sharply focused on Domain to date, that’s quite a thing to admit publicly for a business that’s worth over half their market value. Even if it was just meant to be kicking the Sneeze on the way out.
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