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Asia Bureau Chief
BBC Studios, the commercial arm of the British Broadcasting Corporation, has promoted Ding Ke to become SVP and GM for Greater China.
Ding, who is currently head of content sales and formats in the same region, replaces Kelvin Yau, who left the company in December. Starting the new Beijing-based role from June 1, she will report to BBC Studios EVP, Jon Penn.
While Ding will be the global distribution leader for the region, she will work with Julia
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