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Standard General Issues Letter to Fellow TEGNA Shareholders, Calling for Change News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Standard General L.P., the largest active shareholder of TEGNA Inc. (NYSE: TGNA), issued the following letter to fellow TEGNA shareholders calling for change within the Company, urging shareholders to vote on the WHITE proxy card. Dear Fellow TEGNA Shareholder, In the four years since its separation from Gannett, prior to Standard General's involvement (1), TEGNA's share price declined 28%.  This is during a time when ...

Adonis Hoffman. Image: Youtube/@CTGNAmerica A media attorney has withdrawn his bid to be a board member for the broadcast company Tegna, citing an incident where a board member mistook him for a valet. According to The Hill, the incident occurred in 2014 at an industry dinner. Attorney Adonis Hoffman, who is Black, and CEO Dave Lougee were seated near each other at an industry dinner and had a significant discussion. However, after the event, Lougee handed Hoffman his valet ticket as Hoffman was waiting for a cab, thinking he was an employee at the hotel. Lougee apologized to Hoffman and ack...

Tegna CEO Dave Lougee has apologized for mistaken a Black male board candidate for a hotel car valet during a 2014 encounter.

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© Getty Images Media attorney and consultant Adonis Hoffman has withdrawn a bid to be a board member for broadcast company Tegna, citing a conflict of interest and that CEO Dave Lougee assumed he was a hotel valet at an industry event. The incident Hoffman had recalled, and which Lougee acknowledged in an SEC filing, happened in 2014 when he was seated at an industry dinner with Lougee. Though they had a significant discussion at the table, Hoffman said, after the event ended Lougee handed him his valet ticket thinking he was a hotel employee. “The incident was a matter of principle as I t...