Sony Pictures Entertainment hired Jay Levine, most recently CEO of Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat media company, as EVP, chief strategy officer and business operations. Levine reports directly to SPE ...

Jay Levine has been promoted to chief strategy officer and executive vice president of business operations for WarnerMedia’s newly formed Studios and Networks Group, the company announced Thursday.

Sony Pictures Entertainment has appointed Jay Levine as EVP, Chief Strategy Officer and Business Operations. Levine most recently spent a year as CEO of Kevin Hart’s media company Hartbeat ...

WarnerMedia Ups Jay Levine to Head Strategy, Thomas Gewecke Exiting WarnerMedia has promoted veteran executive Jay Levine to oversee strategy and business operations for the conglomerate's studios ...

Levine’s new position, Chief Strategy Officer and EVP Business Operations, is a new one for the organization. The 11-year studio veteran had been Warner Bros’ EVP Television Business Strategy ...

Warner Bros. veteran Jay Levine has been promoted to the newly created post of EVP, Television Business Strategy and Digital Services, Warner Bros. Entertainment. He will help fill the void left ...

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Longtime TV reporter Jay Levine is stepping down as chief correspondent at WBBM-Ch. 2 after nearly 26 years at the station. Levine told colleagues via email Wednesday he was shifting from his day ...

Jay Levine I would say a couple of things, one it’s still early, so it’s hard to tell any immediate impact, so that’s the first thing. And really on your second one it’s probably yes and yes.

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Jay Levine has been promoted to chief strategy officer and executive vice president of business operations for WarnerMedia’s newly formed Studios and Networks Group, the company announced Thursday.