Kevin Brockman Leaves WarnerMedia In Latest Executive Exit At AT&T-Owed Company
“I joined WarnerMedia to work with Bob Greenblatt and to take on the challenges he presented to me at the start,” Brockman said in a statement today. I’m incredibly proud of the work we accomplished in such a short time, and especially with the premiere of HBO Max, which was a personal highlight.
“Personally, Kevin is a great friend,” Haubegger herself said Monday. “Professionally, he’s one of the best Communication strategists around.” Today’s announcement follows weeks of redundancies at WarnerMedia as Kilar attempts to streamline the organization in this time of the coronavirus pandemic and the ever expanding streaming wars – which the much vaulted HBO Max joined with its May 27, 2020 launch.
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