Charlotte Moore, the current Chief Content Officer of the BBC, is set to join London’s Sony-owned Left Bank Pictures as the company’s the new CEO. In an additional dual capacity Moore has also been appointed to the newly created role of EVP,

The BBC's unscripted supremo Kate Phillips will take on content boss Charlotte Moore's role at least in the interim. An all-staff note from Director General Tim Davie has just been sent around announcing Phillips’ new temporary gig with “immediate effect.

The BBC’s chief content officer, Charlotte Moore, is to leave the corporation later in the year, it has been announced. Moore, who has been in that role since September 2020, is leaving to join Left Bank Pictures as chief executive and Sony Pictures Television as EVP,

Kate Phillips to replace Charlotte Moore as BBC interim chief content officer - The corporation will continue to search for a permanent successor to Moore.

The BBC has announced that Charlotte Moore, Chief Content Officer, will soon be stepping down from her role at the corporation. Moore is leaving the BBC to join Left Bank Pictures as CEO and Sony Pictures Television as EVP,

In a shock move, BBC content chief Charlotte Moore is leaving the British broadcaster to become CEO of Left Bank Pictures and creative director of international production at Sony Pictures Television.

Charlotte Moore will leave corporation to head up Left Bank Pictures saying it is a ‘tough decision to leave institution I believe in’

Returning to content production, she will succeed Andy Harries as CEO of the production banner and also serve as Sony Pictures Television's executive vp, creative director.