Like PCs, peripherals are on the decline – guaranteeing a tough slog for the next CEO
Swiss hardware maker Logitech announced on Tuesday that its CEO, Bracken Darrell, would step down after over a decade in the role to pursue another gig.
Darrell's resignation as president, CEO, and as a member of Logitech's board of directors was effective as of his resignation, but he will remain with the peripheral maker over the coming month"to ensure a seamless transition,"Board member Guy Gecht will serve as interim CEO until a new chief is selected.
What he didn't mention were multiple acquisitions made during his tenure – like the $177 million for Blue Microphones and $85 million for Astro, which are being merged into the
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