Sinclair Names Adam Ware Senior Vice President, Growth Networks Group
Sinclair’s free over-the-air, national, multicast television networks, COMET, the only broadcast network in the US for fans of sci-fi, CHARGE! a network for fans of action programming, and TBD, a network for fans of internet content and one of the youngest skewing broadcast networks in the US, feature a line-up of hit TV shows such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, CSI: NY, CSI:
STIRR, launched in early 2019, delivers 2,000+ hours of free live local TV news from across the country, 100+ FAST channels and 7,000+ hours of free on-demand TV shows, movies and news, as well as STIRR City, which offers localized content in 80+ markets across the country.
Commenting on the announcement, Ehrlich said, “The growth networks got their name for a reason, and Adam's background as an established network builder is a perfect fit. We're excited about the path the network team has carved, building COMET, CHARGE! and TBD into nationally rated networks with higher profile programming. We're really looking forward to Adam and the team building on our portfolio’s market leading position.”
Prior to joining Sinclair in 2014, Ware held several senior management positions including acting CEO for CJ E&M’s K-Pop cable TV network
In addition, as part of the expansion of the
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Dan Kozlowski was named Senior Director, General Manager, STIRR -
Claudia Estrada was named Senior Director, Sales and Broadcast Operations, COMET, CHARGE! and TBD -
Ben Lister was named Senior Director, Head of Programming,Growth Networks Group -
David Weissberg was named AVP, Research and Strategy,Growth Networks Group -
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Derek Van Nostran joins theGrowth Networks Group as Senior Director, Marketing and Creative Services
“Digital broadcast networks and FAST channels represent the next generation of television channels. I’m thrilled to be overseeing the
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