Andy Gordon is the President of Skydance, working closely with Chairman and CEO David Ellison and Co-CEO Ynon Kreiz to advance the company's strategic priorities across its businesses. An early advisor to Skydance Media, he helped orchestrate Skydance's acquisition of Paramount in 2025 and Paramount's anticipated acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery in 2026. He currently serves as Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Paramount, and previously was a Partner at RedBird Capital Partners, where he led the firm's Los Angeles office and its Technology, Media & Telecom investment team. Earlier, he spent 35 years at Goldman Sachs, a majority as partner, including as global chairman of Investment Banking Services and global head of media and telecommunications for the Technology, Media and Telecom Group.

Casey Bloys is the Co-Chair and Chief Creative Officer of Skydance DTC, overseeing HBO Max and Paramount+ original programming as well as strategy, operations, communications, and performance across the company's streaming platforms. He currently serves as Chairman and CEO, HBO and Max Content. Since assuming oversight of HBO programming as President in 2016, he and his team have developed and produced a wide array of acclaimed series including The Pitt, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, The White Lotus, The Last of Us, House of the Dragon, DTF St. Louis, The Penguin, Succession, Chernobyl, Barry, Girls, Veep, Insecure, Mare of Easttown and Big Little Lies, among others. And the highly anticipated Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone will debut on Christmas this year. Bloys joined HBO in 2004 and rose through roles including Executive Vice President of HBO Programming and President of HBO Programming.

George Cheeks is the Co-Chair and Chief Content Officer for Skydance TV, co-leading Skydance's newly formed Television division, an expansive mix of Paramount and Warner Bros. studios, networks, sports and cable brands. His remit includes three television studios – Warner Bros. Television Studios, CBS Studios and Paramount Television Studios – as well as Skydance's global sports group, the CBS Television Network, 27 local television stations and a portfolio of more than 50 cable networks in the U.S. and around the world including brands such as HGTV, Food Network, TBS, TNT, Discovery, BET, Comedy Central, MTV and Nickelodeon. Since joining Paramount in 2020, he served as Co-CEO of Paramount Global and CEO of CBS, helping transform the network from a singular broadcast brand into a global multiplatform content provider for broadcast and streaming.

Dennis K. Cinelli is the Chief Financial Officer of Skydance, where he oversees the company's global financial functions, including accounting, tax and investor relations. He previously served as a member of Paramount's Board of Directors. Before joining Paramount, Cinelli was CFO of Scale AI, where he guided the company through sevenfold revenue growth, a $1 billion Series F financing and a $14 billion strategic investment from Meta. Earlier, he held senior leadership roles at Uber, including VP & Head of Mobility for the U.S. & Canada and VP of Global Strategic Finance during the company's 2019 IPO, and he served as CFO of GE Ventures. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business. 

Makan Delrahim is the Chief Legal Officer of Skydance, overseeing all legal, regulatory, compliance, labor relations, and public policy, including oversight of global government relations. He previously was a Partner at Latham & Watkins LLP, advising clients on complex mergers, government investigations, and crisis situations, and earlier served as the 35th U.S. Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division at the U.S. Department of Justice, overseeing hundreds of mergers and acquisitions and expanding the division's international engagement. Makan has also held senior posts at DOJ, the White House, the U.S. Senate, and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.

Dane Glasgow is the Chief Product Officer for Skydance, leading the Company's long-term product vision and technical strategy - driving innovation across digital platforms, immersive storytelling, advertising, and AI-powered capabilities. He previously served as VP of Product Management at Facebook, where he led product teams delivering to over 3 billion monthly active users. Prior, Dane was a serial entrepreneur and held senior leadership positions in product, design, engineering, and general management at Google, eBay, and Microsoft.

Dana Goldberg is the Co-Chairman of Skydance Motion Picture Group with Josh Greenstein, overseeing vision, long-term strategy, operations, production, development, business affairs, marketing, distribution and strategic planning for Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. and the broader film portfolio. Prior to joining Paramount, she served as Chief Creative Officer of Skydance Media, having joined in 2010 as President of Production, where she developed and produced films, including Top Gun: Maverick, several Mission: Impossible entries, World War Z, The Gorge, and The Adam Project. In 2013, she founded Skydance Television, producing more than 20 series such as Reacher, Grace and Frankie, and Foundation.

Josh Greenstein is the Co-Chairman of Skydance Motion Picture Group with Dana Goldberg, overseeing vision, long-term strategy, operations, production, development, business affairs, distribution, and strategic planning for Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. and the broader film portfolio. Prior to joining Paramount, he served as President of Sony Pictures' Motion Picture Group, where he oversaw the studio's labels on films and franchises including Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Bad Boys for Life, Jumanji, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Where the Crawdads Sing, and The Woman King, with No Way Home becoming Sony's highest-grossing release at the time.

James Gunn is the Co-Chairman DC Studios at Skydance, partnering with Peter Safran. Gunn was the creative force behind the company's 2025 blockbuster Superman, its hugely anticipated follow-up – Man of Tomorrow – in theaters next summer, and the award-winning Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, among others. At DC Studios, he is executive producing a cross-platform slate that includes the HBO Max smash Lanterns, as well as Peacemaker and Creature Commandos, both of which he wrote and created. Gunn got his start as a screenwriter, penning the 1997 cult classic Tromeo & Juliet, followed by The Specials, the Scooby-Doo films, Dawn of the Dead, and his 2006 directorial debut Slither.

Rebecca Mall is the Chief Marketing Officer of Skydance, where she will lead brand, franchise, cross company, and Kids and Family marketing. She will also partner with all of Skydance's business units to align media investment and brand marketing across the enterprise, coordinating efforts across Media, Digital Analytics, and Social. Prior to joining the Company, Mall held senior leadership roles across the entertainment and technology industries, including at William Morris Endeavor (WME), Paramount Pictures, and Google.

JB is the Co-Chair & Chief Business Officer, Skydance DTC and Co-Chair & Chief Business Officer, Skydance TV, including direct global oversight for Global Distribution, Advertising Sales, Content Sales, DTC Strategy, Marketing and business operations. He most recently served as CEO and President of Global Streaming and Games for Warner Bros. Discovery, where he led the global rollout of HBO Max to more than 130 markets worldwide, spearheaded a $4B+ turnaround in profitability, and oversaw the Company's leading games portfolio, including titles such as Mortal Kombat and Hogwarts Legacy. He previously served as President and CEO of Discovery International and Streaming, and earlier spent 11 years at NBCUniversal, including as President of Digital and Affiliate Distribution, where he played a key leadership role in the creation and development of Hulu.

Peter Safran is the Co-Chairman of DC Studios at Skydance, partnering with James Gunn to lead the strategic and creative direction of the DC Universe across film, television, animation, themed entertainment and gaming. A veteran entertainment executive and producer, Safran previously founded and led The Safran Company, producing globally successful franchises including The Conjuring, Aquaman, and Shazam!, generating billions in worldwide box office revenue. Recognized for building enduring entertainment brands and franchises, he combines creative leadership with business acumen. Safran holds degrees from Princeton University and New York University School of Law.

Sir Mark Thompson serves as Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of CNN Worldwide, overseeing all aspects of the business in the U.S. and around the world, and serving as editor-in-chief of CNN. He previously served as President and CEO of The New York Times Company, leading the transformation of the news brand into a digital powerhouse and growing digital subscribers from half a million to nearly 6 million, and earlier served an eight-year term as Director General of the BBC, where he guided the organization's coverage of major global events and launched the BBC iPlayer, one of the world's first streaming services from a major broadcaster.

Bari Weiss serves as Editor in Chief of CBS News. She is also the Editor in Chief of The Free Press, which was acquired by Skydance in 2025. Before founding The Free Press in 2020, alongside her wife and her sister, Ms. Weiss worked on the opinion pages of The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. In 2021, the Los Angeles Press Club awarded her with the Daniel Pearl Award for Courage and Integrity in Journalism. She is the author of the book How to Fight Anti-Semitism, and the host of the podcast Honestly.

Melissa Zukerman is the Chief Communications Officer of Skydance, where she will lead global communications strategy, serve as chief spokesperson, and advise the Chairman and CEO on external relations. She oversees corporate messaging, executive, crisis, and internal communications, as well as the company's Corporate Social Responsibility division. She previously served as managing partner of a communications and public relations advisory firm, representing high-profile media companies and executives including AT&T, Disney, Marvel Studios, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Skydance. Earlier, she held corporate communications roles at Universal Studios, E! Entertainment Television, and IFILM.