Alex Mahon, who this week announced that she will step down from her role as Channel 4 CEO in the summer, is set to become the new head of live entertainment group Superstruct Entertainment.

Superstruct, which is owned by the buyout firms KKR and CVC Capital Partners, is expected to confirm the appointment imminently according to Sky News.

The business operates dozens of music festivals throughout Europe and Australia, including Cornwall’s Boardmasters festival, Spain’s Sónar and Germany’s San Hejmo.

“Working at Channel 4 has been a lifetime privilege because Channel 4 is the most extraordinary organisation […] I feel lucky beyond belief to have had the chance to lead Channel 4 for nearly eight years,” Mahon said earlier this week.

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