BBC Studioworks has announced the appointment of Andrew Moultrie as its new CEO, succeeding David Conway who is joining ITN as chief financial and operations officer.
Moultrie will take up his new role on 4th November. He joins Studioworks from BBC Studios where he is currently managing director, Consumer Products and Publishing, UK.
Prior to joining the BBC, Moultrie worked for the likes of Nike, Goldman Sachs, PepsiCo International and Warner Bros.
“Andrew is a dynamic and collaborative leader who brings a wealth of commercial experience to the role,” said Tom Fussell, chief financial officer, BBC Studios and non-executive chair, BBC Studioworks. “He is a real visionary with a solid operational mindset and is passionate about driving Studioworks forward to build on the excellent progress to date.
“I would also like to thank David for the huge role he has played over the past five years. BBC Studioworks has flourished under his tenure as he successfully led the company’s expansion into new facilities at Television Centre, solidifying Studioworks as one of the UK’s largest TV production services companies.”
Commenting on his appointment, Moultrie said: “I’m delighted to join BBC Studioworks, a world-class and growing business, with exceptionally dedicated and talented professionals. As the media industry continues to change apace, I’m looking forward to working with the team to build on our first-class customer experience and deepen our relationships with our partners.”
