General manager Antonio Ruiz unveils his top executive team.
Alison Morris handles TV licensing and digital home entertainment distribution, with Rachel Wakley overseeing retail,Alex Foley will oversee insights, strategy and retail planning, while Clare Laycock is focused on editorial, including local content production, programming and media planning, and Alex Lewis is in charge of marketing, creative services, brand partnerships, franchise management, social media and consumer PR.will be announced in due course,” the company said.
“Since I became general manager for the U.K. & Ireland, I’ve been focused on defining our strategy and structure and today I am delighted to announce my new leadership team,” Ruiz said. “Both legacy companies house tremendous talent which makes me even more excited about the organization we are building for the future as we look to maximize our portfolio of brands, content, products and channels, along with our ambitions to deliver a hugely successful streaming business, in the U.K.
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