Megan Ellison’s Annapurna Lays Off 30 Employees

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Annapurna, the indie media company founded by Megan Ellison, has enacted a significant round of layoffs representing over 15% of its workforce.

Approximately 30 employees were pink slipped on Wednesday, the company confirmed. The layoffs come as Ellison has been quietly rebuilding her business after several years of near-dormancy. Ellison remains CEO.

“The reduction reflects business conditions. Annapurna is an independent entertainment and media company operating in shifting market conditions, and is realigning to meet the changing landscape,” a spokesperson told Variety.

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