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Paley Center Adds Disney, Liberty Media, Spotify, Sony Executives to Board
The Paley Center for Media named four media executives to its board of trustees. The nonprofit organization focuses on preserving media history and examining media's role in society.
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The Paley Center for Media added four senior executives to its board of trustees. The new trustees are Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro, Liberty Media CEO Derek Chang, Spotify Co-CEO Alex Norström, and Sony Group Corp. CEO Hiroki Totoki. Imagine Entertainment co-founder Brian Grazer and Publicis Connected Media CEO Dave Penski joined the Paley Los Angeles Board of Governors.
Background on the Paley Center The Paley Center was founded in 1975 by William S.
Paley. It operates as a nonprofit cultural organization that preserves media history and studies media's influence on culture and society. The center hosts events throughout the year, including discussions with media figures and the annual International Council Summit.
Statements from Board Leadership Frank A.
Chairman of the Paley Center, said the new members reflect the continued evolution of the boards. " — Frank A. Bennack, Jr. (Deadline) Paley Center CEO Maureen J. Reidy said the executives bring experience across media, business, technology, gaming, and entertainment.
D’Amaro, who became Disney CEO earlier this year, said the Paley Center celebrates the stories, voices, and innovations that have shaped the media landscape.
