EMG / Gravity Media has announced two new appointments with Charlie Cubbon becoming chief operating officer (COO) and Jamie Hindhaugh taking on the role of regional CEO for the UK, USA, Australia and Middle East.
The recently formed EMG / Gravity Media partnership, which provides broadcast, technology, production and post production services and solutions for users around the world, said the new arrivals align with plans to further grow the company.
Cubbon assumes the COO role following a career at Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), during which he held positions including VP – head of finance and supply chain, VP – head of commercial development, UK and Ireland, and most recently VP – head of strategic planning and operations, UK and Ireland.
Speaking about his appointment, he said: “I am honoured to join EMG / Gravity Media at such a pivotal moment. The industry is undergoing rapid transformation, and I am eager to collaborate with the talented team to seize new opportunities and deliver exceptional value to our clients and stakeholders. I look forward to leveraging my experience to contribute to the growth and success of EMG / Gravity Media. Together, we will chart a course for sustained growth and innovation, ensuring EMG / Gravity Media’s continued leadership in the industry.”
Incoming regional CEO, Hindhaugh, has previously held roles at BT Sport and the BBC, and joins the company from Warner Bros Discovery, where he is VP of content and host broadcast.
“I am honoured to be joining EMG / Gravity Media. This is an exciting time for the combined company as we embark on this new chapter following the merger. I am committed to driving success and fostering a culture of innovation, collaboration, and excellence within our UK, USA, Australia & Middle East operations. Together with our talented team, I am confident that we will achieve great things and continue to deliver value to our customers,” he said.
The company said it extended its gratitude to outgoing interim regional CEO, Peter Bates, praising his leadership during the transition period.
