Moneo replaces Kosse in Netflix EMEA restructure

TV & Film 30.09.22
Moneo replaces Kosse in Netflix EMEA restructure

London-based David Kosse is leaving his post as vp of International Film at Netflix as the company restructures its European content business.

Teresa Moneo will lead the International Film team and will report to Head of Global Film, Scott Stuber.

The changes also result in all film and television content coming together under one EMEA Content Lead, Larry Tanz, who is based in Netflix’s European headquarters in Amsterdam.

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