Shari Rosenblum exits Disney company after six years as TV Studios PR lead
Rosenblum leaves Disney
Rosenblum accepted a voluntary buyout package as she departed Disney. The company has offered eligible executives a VERO, or Voluntary Early Retirement Offer. She had spent six years at Disney. Her move to the company came in 2019, when Disney acquired Twentieth Century Fox Television.
Publicity work at TV studios
At Disney, Rosenblum held the role of senior vice president of communications and publicity for the television studios. Before joining Disney, she had worked at the Fox TV studio since 2005. Her publicity campaigns included the series “Modern Family,” “Homeland” and “The Dropout.” Rosenblum studied at the University of Arizona and Boston University.
Disney job cuts continue
Disney has made substantial staff reductions in recent months. CEO Josh D’Amaro cut hundreds of jobs in September, following a reduction in July and a larger layoff in April.
The company has also carried out even larger cuts in recent years. Rosenblum’s departure comes during this broader period of workforce reductions.
Key points
- Shari Rosenblum left Disney after six years, taking a voluntary buyout.
- She led communications and publicity for Disney’s TV studios as a senior vice president.
- Rosenblum joined Disney with Twentieth Century Fox Television in 2019.
- Disney has made job cuts in September, July and April.