The top executive of the nonprofit that controls WBEZ, the Chicago Sun-Times and Vocalo announced his surprise resignation Monday from his post of three years, saying he intended to “return to my roots as a technology entrepreneur.”
The departure of Matt Moog, Chicago Public Media’s chief executive officer, came as unions representing WBEZ and the Sun-Times disclosed to their membership “hostile work environment” allegations against what leaders in one of the labor groups characterized as a “Chicago Public Media executive.”
