Jeremy Boreing has stepped down as co-CEO of The Daily Wire, marking a significant leadership shift. While he will no longer manage day-to-day operations, he will remain involved with the company.
Let’s take a closer look at why Jeremy Boreing is stepping down from Daily Wire.
Here’s why Jeremy Boreing stepped down from Daily Wire
Jeremy Boreing steps down as co-CEO of the Daily Wire to focus on the company’s creative ventures, particularly The Pendragon Cycle, a new TV series under its growing entertainment division. Caleb Robinson, the company’s founding CEO, will now take on the role of the sole chief executive. (via Axios)
Boreing, who co-founded the Daily Wire in 2015 alongside Robinson and Ben Shapiro, played a key role in shaping the company into a major conservative media brand. Although he is stepping away from day-to-day leadership, he will remain an advisor and continue hosting Daily Wire Backstage, where he appears alongside Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Andrew Klavan, and Michael Knowles.
Under Boreing’s leadership, The Daily Wire expanded beyond news and commentary. He played a key role in launching Daily Wire+, the company’s subscription-based streaming platform, as well as Bentkey, its children’s entertainment brand. Additionally, he helped establish a strong e-commerce presence for the company.
In an interview with The Wrap, Boreing previously attributed the Daily Wire’s success to its unwavering commitment to conservative values. He emphasized that the outlet’s growth was due to its unapologetic stance on the right-wing perspective. He said, “We own our biases. We are a conservative news organization.” Boreing further added, “We’re not hiding it. We don’t pretend otherwise.”
With Boreing shifting his focus to creative leadership, Robinson and Shapiro plan to drive further investments in 2025 to continue the company’s rapid expansion. Boreing wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “A new chapter.”
