Mark Rogers is understood to have left his role as vice-president of Dow Jones Asia-Pacific.
Based in Hong Kong, Rogers spent more than a decade at Dow Jones, joining as international digital manager in 2007. He had served as vice-president for just over a year.
The reason for Rogers’ departure is unclear. He left abruptly shortly after hosting a panel discussion in Tokyo on 22 March on the topic of ‘what keeps CMOs up at night’.
Rogers could not be reached for comment. Toby Doman, a regional spokesperson for Dow Jones in Hong Kong, said the company did not have an official statement on the matter.
Katie Vanneck-Smith, who served as president and chief customer officer of Dow Jones, also stepped down recently.
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