The fund is part of Sky’s £30 million commitment to tackle racial injustice, remove barriers and provide opportunities for creative talent in the industry. The content to be published on Sky Sports platforms from May 2024 onwards.
The executive will be responsible of the company's content strategy, leading the production and development teams, with a focus on high-end documentary, entertainment and formats, as well as the company’s heartland sports content.
A study by Parks Associates revealed over one third of the consumers report being unable to watch a live sports event because it aired on a service to which they do not subscribe.
The number of competitors' rights holders in the U.S. and major European markets is steadily increasing, requiring users to subscribe to more platforms to access all the content.