FuboTV Hires TelevisaUnivision’s Henry Ahn as Chief Business Officer
25.03.2022 - 16:33
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Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTV streaming provider FuboTV announced Henry Ahn, a longtime television executive most recently at TelevisaUnivision, has been hired to the newly created position of chief business officer.Ahn will start in early April at the company’s New York City headquarters and report directly to David Gandler, co-founder and CEO. In conjunction with this appointment, Ahn will give up his current role on FuboTV’s board of directors after joining the board in July 2020.Also Friday, FuboTV announced that Julie Haddon, an owner of the NWSL’s Chicago Red Stars and a former NFL exec, has been named to its board of directors.
Haddon also will join the board’s audit committee.As chief business officer, Ahn will oversee FuboTV’s content strategy and licensing as well as business development. Reporting directly to Ahn will be Ben Grad, SVP content strategy and acquisition, and Len Landi, SVP business development.
Previously, Ahn served as president of content distribution and partnerships for TelevisUnivision (previously Univision Communications Inc.) He joined Univision in 2018 to lead content distribution sales, operations, finance and strategy, specializing in media contract negotiations, business strategy, content licensing, new media strategy and authenticated streaming/video on-demand. Ahn also was responsible for distribution deal execution and relationships with new and existing distributors including multichannel video programming and online video distributors, mobile carriers and electronic sell-through providers.Prior to joining Univision, Ahn served as a distribution executive for Scripps Networks Interactive — now part of Discovery — where he led sales, negotiations, strategic planning and
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