Kelly Campbell will exit her role as president of Peacock in a corporate reorganization of NBCUniversal Media Group.
The executive joined NBCU in 2021 to lead the streaming platform, which has grown to 36 million paid subscribers following the company’s Olympics coverage and the success of shows like “The Traitors,” “Love Island USA” and “Day of the Jackal.” In the third quarter of 2024, the service posted a loss of $436 million, a 22% improvement over a $565 million loss in the prior-year period.
Prior to NBCU, Campbell served as Hulu’s president and chief marketing officer. She replaced Randy Freer, who himself exited amid a reorganization in 2020 that consolidated the streaming service’s operations under Disney’s direct-to-consumer and international unit, which was then run by Kevin Mayer.