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ESPN Streaming Executive John Lasker to Depart After 27 Years

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Brian Steinberg

1h ago· 2 min readenNews

Summary

John Lasker, a longtime ESPN executive who helped lead the network's transition into direct-to-consumer streaming, is leaving the company in late September after 27 years. Lasker joined ESPN in 1999 as a sales planning supervisor and rose through the ranks to oversee programming and acquisitions for ESPN's streaming services. His departure is reportedly his own decision.

Source

VarietyESPN Streaming Executive John Lasker to Depart After 27 Yearsvariety.com

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John Lasker, who helped ESPN launch itself into the direct-to-consumer era, with oversight of an area that will likely grow in importance and more video consumers abandon cable for streaming, plans to leave the Disney sports-media giant in late September.
The decision, according to a person familiar with the matter, is his.
Lasker has worked at ESPN for 27 years, joining in 1999 as a supervisor of sales planning before advancing to account sales executive in 2002 and manager of program planning just one year later.
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John Lasker, a Top ESPN Streaming Executive, to Exit in September

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