Warner Bros. is undergoing a major reorganisation:
Josh Goldstinethe marketing director behind the world-famous "Barbie" campaign, and Andrew Cripps, Head of International Sales, are leaving the company.
Jeff Goldstein, previously responsible for US distribution, is promoted to head of the global cinema business.
The restructuring is aimed at realigning the business following the pandemic and the labour disputes of recent years. The co-heads Michael DeLuca and Pam Abdy emphasised that these changes are intended to ensure greater global uniformity.
Goldstine, at Warner Bros. since 2021, shaped successful campaigns such as "Dune" and "Barbie", while Cripps steered international film releases through the pandemic and its consequences. Both said goodbye with words of thanks to their teams.
Dana Nussbaum, Christian Davin and John Stanford are temporarily taking on marketing and advertising tasks. The management expressed optimism about the upcoming opportunities and the collaboration with talented filmmakers.