Paramount Pictures Chief Operating Officer Andrew Gumpert Expands Role To Include Nickelodeon Studios
28.03.2022 - 21:19
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Paramount Pictures CEO Brian Robbins has just made it effective that the studio’s COO Andrew Gumpert will be taking on the additional oversee of Nickelodeon Studios.
Gumpert arrived at the Melrose Ave. lot from Sony in January 2017, when the late CEO Brad Grey was at the studio, filling the need for a sharp business executive following Rob Moore’s exit as Vice Chairman. As Robbins outlines below, Gumpert has been key in returning Paramount to profitability and franchise growth with IP such as Mission: Impossible, Star Trek and Transformers, and graduating the studio’s business models during the pandemic and streaming times.
At Sony, Gumpert ran worldwide business affairs and operations for the motion picture group and secured co-financing arrangements and new and emerging revenue streams for theatrical releases. He managed financial partnerships Sony had with entities including MGM, Lonestar Capital, Village Roadshow, and a finance/marketing deal with the Dalian Wanda Group. He had been at Sony since 2005 and before that ran business affairs for Miramax under Harvey and Bob Weinstein. He started as a business litigator with the law firm Hill, Wynne, Troop and Meisinger.
Here is Robbins’ email to staff:
Team,
As we continue to identify synergies and optimize the strengths of our business across theatrical, streaming, and linear, leaning into the goal of future proofing our financials that I outlined for 2022, I want to let you know about a key leadership update. Effective immediately, Andrew Gumpert, Paramount Pictures Chief Operating Officer, will be expanding his role to encompass Nickelodeon Studios, serving now as Chief Operating Officer, Paramount Pictures & Nickelodeon Studios, reporting into me.
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