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Archie Norman to be ITV chairman Archie Norman to be ITV chairman
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ITV has ended its months-long search for a new head by appointing former Asda chief executive Archie Norman as chairman from January next year.ITV has ended its months-long search for a new head by appointing former Asda chief executive Archie Norman as chairman from January next year.
Mr Norman is credited with turning around Asda in the 1990s, before its sale to US retailing giant Wal-Mart.Mr Norman is credited with turning around Asda in the 1990s, before its sale to US retailing giant Wal-Mart.
A number of high-profile candidates have been linked with the job in recent months, including Sir Crispin Davis, former head of publisher Reed Elsevier.A number of high-profile candidates have been linked with the job in recent months, including Sir Crispin Davis, former head of publisher Reed Elsevier.
Current chairman Michael Grade will step down from ITV in January.Current chairman Michael Grade will step down from ITV in January.
"There are few opportunities that would have tempted me back into the public company arena, but ITV is definitely one of them," Mr Norman said.
"It is an irresistible challenge, a great brand, a people business with enormous talent, but facing an imperative for change: the challenge of adapting to compete in a fragmented digital media world."
One of the first tasks Mr Norman will face will be to find a new chief executive for the broadcaster.