In addition to Bloys and Aubrey, the combined streaming leadership team includes Francesca Orsi, head of drama; Amy Gravitt, head of comedy; Glenn Whitehead, president and COO; Nina Rosenstein, HBO’s executive vice president of late-night and specials programming; and Nancy Abraham and Lisa Heller, HBO’s co-executive vice presidents of documentary programming.

Jeff Cusson will serve as Skydance DTC’s head of communications, overseeing global communications strategy, publicity, events, talent relations and awards for the streaming platforms. Cusson will report jointly to Skydance DTC and TV co-CEO JB Perrette and Skydance Chief Communications Officer Melissa Zukerman.

“Running two streaming platforms with original programming will require great collaboration and a team mentality,” Bloys said in a memo to staff on Friday. “The opportunity that lies in front of us is huge and with your skills and commitment we will no doubt excel.”

“It will come as no surprise that when David [Ellison] and I began discussing the streaming future, he acknowledged HBO as a prized asset in the acquisition and that it would play a big role in the company’s evolution. He knew HBO to be a collective — not a single person — that has kept the brand thriving,” he continued. “HBO must continue its tradition of television excellence but we also need 1) HBO Max and Paramount+ to carry their respective momentum forward until we are ready to bring them together, 2) the responsibilities of the teams must be clearly defined so the creative community would also have clarity on where different programming resides in our operation.” 

Wiseman is the latest Paramount+ executive to exit, following Paramount Skydance’s Direct-to-Consumer head Cindy Holland.

“Jane, in her partnership with Cindy Holland, has done amazing work at Paramount+. The development slate is incredibly impressive, and Jane has graciously offered to help with the transition,” Bloys said in a memo to staff. “She is an extraordinarily talented executive. I appreciate all her support and wish her all the best.”

During her tenure, Wiseman oversaw 28 new series pickups and 16 renewals, as well as BET+’s integration into the streaming service.

Scripted series orders during her tenure include “Discretion” starring Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning and “The Best of Us” starring Jeremy Strong. Her Paramount+ slate also included “Landman,” “MobLand,” “The Madison,” “Dexter,” “Dutton Ranch,” the “Clueless” reboot starring Alicia Silverstone, the Viola Davis-led “Ascent” and “Fear Not” starring Anne Hathaway.

Prior to joining Paramount, Wiseman was head of U.S. television at Sister, vice president of original series at Netflix, senior vice president of comedy programming at Chernin Entertainment and NBCUniversal, and director of comedy development at Fox. She has also consulted on series strategy for a variety of streaming companies, including Amazon MGM Studios.