ProSiebenSat.1 shuffles chiefs

BERLIN -- Pan-European broadcasting group ProSiebenSat.1 is reshuffling management both at home and abroad because it grows its executive board and streamlines procedures locally. Joachim Kosack, co-controlling director from the group's flagship funnel Sitting.1, will helm the net by himself. Sitting.1's other co-controlling director, Andreas Bartl, who also heads ProSiebenSat.1's German TV procedures, will fully concentrate on his publish as chairman of ProSiebenSat.1 TV Deutschland, which includes four channels. Bartl has offered as co-mind of Sitting.1 since Feb 2010. "Joachim Kosack, as my co-manager, and that i have previously situated Sitting.1 well in recent several weeks, in order to give the broadcaster to him in good belief," Bartl stated. Bartl stated he'd focus on his responsibilities as German TV chairman, concentrating on the proper growth and development of the unit's programming portfolio, the co-ordination of their group of channels and finding new possibilities for programming and purchasers. Additionally, Jochen Ketschau, so far Vice president German fiction at Sitting.1, will replace Kosack as senior Vice president German fiction at ProSiebenSat.1 TV Deutschland. Parent group ProSiebenSat.1 also hired two people to its executive board. Conrad Albert, that has offered as general counsel at ProSiebenSat.1 since 2006, will mind the recently established department, legal matters, distribution and governmental and regulating matters, while Christian Wegner, that has been in the group in a variety of capabilities since 2004, will manage new media and diversification. Markus Breitenecker, who runs ProSiebenSat.1's Austrian procedures, will assume responsibility as cluster mind for Romania and Hungary. ProSiebenSat.1 Boss Thomas Ebeling stated Breitenecker had developed an extremely effective business for that group in Austria. "Because of his expertise in this area I consider him the perfect person to mind our marketplaces in Central Europe," he stated. Contact Erectile dysfunction Meza at staff@variety.com