GSN Names Chris Moseley EVP & CMO
GSN has named cable veteran Chris Moseley as its executive vice president and chief marketing officer, the network announced Tuesday.
Moseley, who will join GSN Oct. 8, will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the GSN brand and messaging for the network, as well as coordinate closely with the leaders in GSN’s Games division in building global branding and promotional initiatives for all of GSN’s audiences and clients. She will report to GSN CEO David Goldhill and be based in the company’s Santa Monica office.
A veteran of the cable industry for more than 20 years, Moseley has worked at a variety of cable networks including History Channels, Hallmark Channels and Discovery Channels. Most recently Moseley worked at The Madison Square Garden Company, where she oversaw the brand strategy and product development for the Rockettes.
“Chris’ strong background in building and transforming brands is perfectly suited to guide GSN's current base of successful shows and our ambitious slate of upcoming new originals,” said Goldhill. “Recognized as one of the industry’s top brand builders, Chris has proven ability as a leader, unafraid to innovate.”
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