Responsible for the management and marketing of Paramount Global television series, one of the largest and most diverse brand portfolios in the industry, in the home entertainment window. Network brands include Paramount+, CBS, Showtime, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, MTV, VH1, BET, CMT, Logo, Paramount Network and Smithsonian. Also responsible for home entertainment releases of series produced by Paramount Television Studios.Franchises include Star Trek, South Park, PAW Patrol, SpongeBob SquarePants, Yellowstone, Halo, NCIS, Blue Bloods, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Tyler Perry’s Sistas, Tyler Perry’s The Oval, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and more.

Responsible for the home media releases of Paramount’s theatrical slate, a diverse group of titles including tentpole events (Mission: Impossible, Transformers and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchises), prestige pictures (Arrival, The Big Short, The Wolf of Wall Street) and genre films (13 Hours, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Ghost in the Shell). Also managed home entertainment releases on behalf of IFC, including the Oscar-winning Boyhood.

- Developed the global product and marketing strategy for THQ’s Nickelodeon video game business as well as other family video game properties, a product portfolio generating over $150 million in annual net revenue- Managed all aspects of THQ’s business relationship with Nickelodeon, including long-term product development roadmap, financial planning, multi-brand marketing initiatives and semi-annual executive business reviews- Furthered corporate strategy of developing THQ-owned intellectual property by launching the Drawn to Life brand, which exceeded its lifetime corporate revenue and profit targets by 45%- Interfaced with the European and Asia-Pacific marketing teams on a weekly basis to ensure that global brand strategies were based in best practices, clearly understood, executed with excellence and localized as appropriate

- Crafted the marketing and product strategy across two key segments of Fox’s Home Entertainment business – DVD Premieres and acquired theatrical releases – more than doubling the size of these businesses to $120 million- Designed comprehensive, multi-million dollar marketing campaigns for DVD Premieres including Dr. Dolittle 3, 2006’s top-selling live-action family direct-to-video title and one of Fox’s five most profitable films of that year- Released two of Fox’s most successful acquired theatrical titles ever: The Illusionist and Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior; both films exceeded their success benchmarks, based on genre and box office, by over 20%- Evaluated independent theatrical properties for acquisition as well as Fox franchises for DVD sequel development

- Led Universal Studios Home Entertainment’s (USHE) re-entry into the rapidly growing TV segment of the DVD market, where once in market, our first eight titles delivered sales results 26% above goal- Assumed a leadership role by developing Universal’s 2004 TV release plan – including selection of properties, timing of releases, pricing rationale and consumer marketing strategies – and securing senior management approval- Managed USHE’s entire 2004 TV release slate worth over $100 million in annual revenue, with responsibilities including: developing marketing strategy and product positioning, providing creative direction, managing profit and loss, monitoring legal and operational issues and identifying promotional opportunities- Brought key NBC Universal properties to market under tremendous time constraints by mobilizing a diverse team including DVD Production, Business Affairs, NBC executives and TV producers