Warner Bros. Discovery is no longer a thing. Well, in name, at least.

The two companies have unveiled their names and leadership. Warner Bros. will be led by current President and CEO of WBD David Zaslav, while Discovery Global will be led by current CFO of WDB Gunnar Wiedenfels. Both will separate into two media companies sometime in 2026. Warner Bros. will focus on what they do best, streaming and movie studios like Warner Bros. Television, Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group, DC Studios, HBO, HBO Max, and Warner Bros. Gaming Studios. Zaslav will oversee that company and serve as its President and CEO.

Here’s the full list of executives and leaders with the various studios and streamers joining him:

  • Pam Abdy, co-chair and CEO Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group
  • Priya Aiyar, Chief Legal Officer
  • Casey Bloys, chairman and CEO, HBO and HBO Max
  • Bruce Campbell, Chief Operating Officer
  • Mike De Luca, co-chair and CEO, Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group
  • Channing Dungey, chairman and CEO, Warner Bros. TV Group
  • Robert Gibbs, Chief Communications and Public Affairs Officer
  • James Gunn, co-chairman and CEO, DC Studios
  • Lori Locke, Chief Accounting Officer
  • JB Perrette, CEO and president of Streaming and Games
  • Peter Safran, co-chairman and CEO, DC Studios
  • Avi Saxena, Chief Technology Officer

Discovery Global will now focus on the company’s cable, news, and sports focused offerings like CNN, TNT Sports, free-to-air channels in Europe, and digital products like Discovery + and Bleacher Report. Here’s who’s joining Wiedenfels in Discovery Global.

  • David Duvall, Chief Technology Officer
  • Amy Girdwood, Chief People and Culture Officer
  • Ryan Gould, president, U.S. Ad Sales GTM
  • Anil Jhingan, Chief Development Officer
  • Kasia Kieli, president and MD, Poland and CEO, TVN
  • Fernando Medin, president, International
  • Scott Miller, president, Distribution
  • Fulvia Nicoli, Executive Vice President, Content Strategy and Insights
  • Brian Rauch, Chief Accounting Officer
  • Luis Silberwasser, chairman and CEO, TNT Sports
  • Mark Thompson, chairman and CEO, CNN Worldwide
  • Sue Underwald, Chief Legal Officer
  • Bobby Voltaggio, president, U.S. Ad Sales Platform Monetization
  • Fraser Woodford, Chief Financial Officer
  • Gerhard Zeiler, president, U.S., U.K. and Germany, Discovery+ and Chief Content Officer

The split marks a change back to how it was before the two companies merged, we’ll have to see how everything turns out when the split is completed in 2026.

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