Kelly Campbell Steps Down as President of Peacock

Campbell's departure follows NBCUniversal's restructuring and three years of leadership at the streaming platform.

Kelly Campbell is leaving her role as President of Peacock after three years leading the NBCUniversal streaming service.
Her resignation comes six weeks after Comcast announced a major restructuring, spinning off most cable networks into a separate company while keeping Peacock within NBCUniversal.
Campbell previously served as President of Hulu and held leadership roles at Google before joining Peacock in 2021.
Under her leadership, Peacock grew to 36 million subscribers as of late 2024 and received praise for its coverage of the Paris Summer Olympics.
NBCUniversal recently reshuffled its executive leadership, with Matt Strauss and Donna Langley taking on expanded roles within the company.