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Kenny Lim
Feb 25, 2010

Bloomberg Television's Shawn Galey to leave managing director role

SINGAPORE - Bloomberg Television's managing director of commercial affairs for Asia, Shawn Galey (pictured), is set to leave his position.

Shawn Galey managing directorommercial affairs Asia Bloomberg
Shawn Galey managing directorommercial affairs Asia Bloomberg
Galey joined in 2007 and was overseeing Bloomberg’s commercial activities in the Asia-Pacific region in Singapore which includes distribution, business development, new media initiatives and marketing.

He was formerly senior vice-president, legal and business affairs, at ESPN Star Sports, managing all legal matters related to ESS’ networks across Asia, as well as business development and strategic relationships.
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