NBCUniversal reorganizes, putting Langley in charge of content
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NBCUniversal (NASDAQ:CMCSA) is boosting Universal film chief Donna Langley to take control of content and creative operations across the unit, and TV chief Susan Rovner will exit.
That marks the first major restructurings since Comcast President Mike Cavanagh took direct charge of NBCU after Jeff Shell's April exit.

NBCU will be reorganized into four key units, Variety noted: NBCUniversal Studio Group (led by Langley); NBCUniversal Media Group (led by TV/streaming Chairman Mark Lazarus); NBCU News Group (led by news chief Cesar Conde); and Universal Destinations and Experiences Group, led by parks chief Mark Woodbury.
Meanwhile, Cavanagh is maintaining a heavy responsibility for NBCU rather than naming a new CEO.
Langley has built her reputation across years she spent at the head of Universal Pictures, during which she built key franchise content including Jurassic World and Fast and the Furious, and sealed key partnerships with DreamWorks Animation and Illumination, makers of 2023's top film The Super Mario Bros. Movie.