Sony Pictures Television Appoints Jennifer Rogers Doyle as EVP of Franchise Management

Former Disney executive to lead Sony's strategy for expanding and monetizing its television franchises.

Jennifer Rogers Doyle, a 20-year Disney veteran, has been named executive vice president of franchise management at Sony Pictures Television.
In her new role, she will oversee the franchise strategy for Sony's major IPs, including 'Cobra Kai,' 'The Boys,' 'Outlander,' and 'Bewitched.'
Rogers Doyle will report directly to Sony Pictures Television Studios President Katherine Pope and will work from the Culver City studio lot.
At Disney, she developed and managed successful franchises across various demographics, including 'Hannah Montana,' 'High School Musical,' and 'The Bear.'
Sony aims to enhance fan engagement and expand its IPs into new areas like products, experiences, music, and social activations under her leadership.