Sabrina Caluori, head of international kids and family marketing at Nickelodeon and Paramount+, is stepping down from her role two years after being promoted to the role, Variety has learned.
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Caluori's departure comes at a time of great turmoil at Paramount, after it was announced last week that the company would lay off 15% of its workforce (approximately 2,000 employees) in preparation for its planned acquisition by Skydance Media.
In July 2022, Caluori was promoted to executive vice president and head of marketing and brand strategy at Nickelodeon following the departure of then-chief marketing officer Jenny Wall. In her role, Caluori led on- and off-air consumer marketing and content launches globally across the brand’s linear, digital and social platforms, reporting to Brian Robbins, president and CEO of Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon and chief content officer of kids and family content for Paramount+.
Prior to her most recent role, Caluori was senior vice president of brand and content strategy, a role she assumed when she joined Nickelodeon in August 2021. Previously, Caluori was HBO's executive vice president of marketing and digital media, working on series including "Game of Thrones" and "Euphoria."
