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Ex PricewaterhouseCoopers CEO Samuel Di Piazza Jr. to Chair Warner Bros. Discovery Board

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Former PricewaterhouseCoopers CEO Samuel Di Piazza Jr. has been named chairman of the board of Warner Bros. Discovery. Di Piazza was one of seven picks for the 13-member board by AT&T, which is spinning off WarnerMedia ahead of a merger with Discovery.

As part of the merger deal, Discovery Inc. will name six of its own directors to the board. In addition to Di Piazza, AT&T named former BET Networks chair and CEO Debra L.

Lee; Li Haslett Chen, founder and CEO of tech platform Narrativ; Richard Fisher, senior adviser to Barclays PLC; Sixth Street Partners senior adviser Fazal Merchant; and former Macy’s CFO Paula Price.“We are delighted to have assembled a diverse slate of world-class directors for the Warner Bros.

Discovery Board,” AT&T CEO John Stankey said in a statement. “These respected leaders bring a wealth of experience in finance, technology, media and entertainment, international trade, venture capital, and digital and direct-to-consumer platforms that is vitally important to the future of Warner Bros.

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