ARN CEO Ciaran Davis has told radioinfo that an article* in The Australian yesterday, speculating about a management buyout of HT&E is untrue.

ARN has extended its iHeartRadio license in Australia, providing millions of listeners with access to the free, all-in-one digital audio entertainment platform until 2036.

ARN’s Executive Team turned sous chefs for the night as they joined more than 200 of Australia’s industry leaders and corporate teams who created and served a gourmet dinner made with love, hope and generosity as part of Oz Harvest’s annual CEO Cookoff Event.

Here, There and Everywhere (HT&E) - best known to those in radio as ARN's parent company has released its full year report for the 12 months ending 31 December 2018.

A series of further management changes within HT&E and ARN’s corporate division have been announced, as the company moves towards a "simplified and reenergised Executive Leadership Team structure" across both businesses.

It was just over three years ago that then ARN CEO Ciaran Davis was bumped upstairs to head up the parent company APN. 
 
Much has changed since then. 
 
For a start APN is now called Here There and Everywhere (HT&E) and ARN has had two CEOs in that time.
 

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Reports that HT&E is seeking a private equity suitor have been dismissed by the media group. 

The Australian Radio Network's parent company APN will change its name to HT&E, short for Here There & Everywhere.

The name change was agreed to at the company's annual general meeting today, where APN announced it will recommence paying dividends to shareholders after a significant restructure of the company over the past few years.

Explaining the name change CEO Ciaran Davis told shareholders: