Laura Doerre's departure is the second executive departure in less than a month. On Nov. 15, the company replaced CEO Michael Spanos with board member Selim Bassoul.
December 05, 2021 at 05:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. disclosed Friday that it has eliminated its general counsel role, a move that is leading to the departure of Laura Doerre after 20 months in the job.
The move is the latest executive shakeup at Arlington Texas-based Six Flags, which announced Nov. 15 that Michael Spanos was leaving as CEO after two years in the job. The company replaced him with board member Selim Bassoul.
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