Hot Docs has no immediate plan to fill the roles, with Diana Sanchez supporting the programming and industry teams in the meantime.
Fifteen producers will participate in the Galway Film Fleadh and meet with Irish production studios, buyers and distributors.
The Toronto-born, New York City-based media executive will assume the role on Aug. 1.
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Announced last September, the deal sees Rogers acquire BCE’s 37.5% stake for $4.7 billion.
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Bradley will leverage 11 years of experience at the Thunderbird Entertainment subsidiary to spearhead business development and manage its production pipeline.
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The president and CEO has been at the helm since 2003.
Changes at the Vancouver prodco include VP Brian Hamilton stepping into the newly created CEO role.
The company also saw overall revenues drop 10% compared to Q3 2024.
The announcement, made with leading documentary organizations from the U.K. and U.S., was made on the final day of Sheffield DocFest.