David Gyngell

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David Gyngell (b. 1966) is the C.E.O of Australian commercial broadcasting network Channel Nine. He is currently serving his second stint as C.E.O after resigning from the job in May 2005.[1] After a period of declining ratings compared to Channel Seven, He returned to the job in October 2007.[2]

Gyngell is the son of Australian television pioneer Bruce Gyngell, the Godson of Kerry Packer, the best man of James Packer and the husband of Leila McKinnon.[3]


[edit] Footnotes

  1. ^ Gyngell resigns
  2. ^ It's straight to work as Gyngell flies in
  3. ^ Dressed to the Nines for Leila's wedding at Beach