Ricky Strass, Apple TV+’s head of marketing, is departing after 16 months, reports The Wrap.
During his tenure at the tech giant, Strauss led consumer marketing campaigns, creative advertising, media and promotions across Apple TV+’s original series and films. He served as part of Apple’s Marketing Communications team under vice president Tor Myhren, working closely with AppleTV+’s programming, publicity and awards teams. The Wrap says it’s unclear if Strauss if or when will be replaced.
Before coming to Apple, Strauss spent more than nine years at Disney, most recently as president of content and marketing for Disney+. There he spearheaded the launch of that service and was president of programming for Hulu and Disney+.
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