Doug Lebda, LendingTree Founder, Dies in Tragic ATV Accident
LendingTree CEO and founder Doug Lebda died in an ATV accident, the company announced on Monday.
Lebda, 55, died on his family farm in North Carolina, leaving behind his wife and three daughters, Rachel, Abby, and Sophia.
"The news of losing Doug was devastating," said Scott Peyree, newly appointed CEO.
Peyree, who served as the chief operating officer and president, will take over as CEO effective immediately.
LendingTree confirmed Lebda's passing, stating that the company "deeply mourns his passing" and acknowledging the strong management team he built.
Author's summary: LendingTree founder dies in ATV accident.
- Doug Lebda, 55, died on his family farm in North Carolina.
- He is survived by his wife and three daughters.
- Scott Peyree is appointed as the new CEO of LendingTree.
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