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Leaked memo reveals Skydance's new advertising leadership after the Paramount-WBD merger

Leaked memo reveals Skydance's new advertising leadership after the Paramount-WBD merger
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Skydance has announced a new leadership structure for its unified advertising division following its $110 billion merger with Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery. The team, led by Chief Revenue Officer Jay Askinasi, aims to streamline operations across the combined portfolio of media assets.

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This restructuring signals the integration strategy for one of the largest media conglomerates in the world, impacting how major advertising inventory is managed across platforms like HBO, CNN, and Paramount+.

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Skydance announced new leadership in its ad business in a memo to staff. Adam Gray/Getty Images Skydance announced new leadership for its ad business weeks after the Paramount-WBD merger. In a memo to staff, Jay Askinasi, chief revenue officer for advertising, named the leadership team. The announcement was the latest leadership shake-up following the merger earlier this month. Skydance has announced new leadership for its combined advertising business following the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger , according to a memo viewed by Business Insider. Jay Askinasi, Skydance's chief revenue officer for advertising, outlined the new leadership structure for the "unified Skydance Advertising organization." Following the completion of the $110 billion merger this month, Skydance's portfolio includes Paramount and Paramount+, Warner Bros., HBO and HBO Max, CBS, CNN, and more.

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