Sharon Levy Promoted to Chief Content Officer of Endemol Shine North America

Spike TV alum was the president of scripted and unscripted television

Sharon Levy EndemolShine North America

Endemol Shine North America has promoted Sharon Levy to chief content officer, the company announced Monday.

Levy, a veteran of Spike TV, previously served as Endemol Shine North America’s president of scripted and unscripted television, a role in which she oversaw the studio’s programming and development teams. In her three years at the studio, Levy is credited with reconfiguring her Los Angeles-based team to work more closely with parent company Banijay’s overseas operations.

Endemol Shine’s current slate includes the upcoming “Wipeout” reboot at TBS, Disney+’s “Foodtastic,” Fox’s “Lego Masters” and the “Talented Mr. Ripley” series at Showtime. On the development front, Levy is overseeing the U.S. adaptation of Endemol Shine Israel’s “Queens” with Gal Gadot, a TV version of Hasbro’s “Guess Who?” and an unscripted series with YouTuber Lilly Hevesh.

“Since arriving three years ago, Sharon has successfully transformed our team’s development and production efforts, creating both unscripted and scripted hits for a wide array of networks and platforms,” said Cris Abrego, Banijay’s chairman of the Americas and president and CEO for Endemol Shine Holdings. “I’m thrilled that she will continue leading our content team and I know that she has an exciting, ambitious slate of new series that we will be rolling out in the coming months.”

“We are clearly building something special and yes, I’m thrilled to continue working alongside Cris, my world-class team here in Los Angeles and all of our Banijay colleagues across the globe,” Levy added. “We enter 2021 with a lot of momentum–several big shows in production and a deep development slate that we have been assembling since I first arrived.”

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