Overview
- Singer will report to David Zaslav, who is set to serve as president and CEO of the post-separation Warner Bros.
- He succeeds Gunnar Weidenfels, who is slated to become CEO of the cable-focused Discovery once the separation is completed.
- Warner Bros. Discovery plans to separate into two publicly traded companies by mid-2026, dividing networks from studios and streaming.
- As CFO, Singer will oversee financial planning, accounting, internal audit, treasury, tax, procurement and investor relations for the standalone Warner Bros.
- Singer previously served as CFO of Discovery Communications and as partner and COO at ValueAct Capital, and he currently sits on the boards of Warby Parker and Sweetgreen.