Skyview Announces Exec. Reorganization
• Steve Jones, President, CEO & Chairman of Skyview Networks announced a series of organizational changes to its executive ranks “designed to sharpen strategy, improve alignment and increase efficiency across the company.”
Pictured, below, (l-r): Andrew Kalb is elevated from EVP. Strategic Business Operations to Chief Operating Officer; Clayton Nix is upped from EVP, Finance to Chief Financial Officer; former Audacy CTO Sarah Foss is named Chief Transformation Officer; Ethan Aragon is promoted from Sr. Executive Director, Insights, to Sr. Executive Director, Business Strategy; and Nicholaus Tzineff joins Skyview as Revenue Analytics Strategist from ESPN, where he was Director of Audio Research.
Jones on Kalb: “Andrew has been a key driver of our revenue growth and portfolio expansion, and his responsibilities have grown significantly across departments over his tenure. His new title and oversight reflect the leadership role he plays across the organization, a change intended to strengthen coordination and execution across our operational functions.”
On Nix: “Clayton has become an instrumental member of the executive team in guiding the company’s financial direction, and this title reflects both his growing responsibilities and his impact in shaping our strategic decisions, enhancing partner service and delivering industry insight through reporting and analytics.”
On Foss: “Technology has always been central to our strategy, and in this elevated role, Sarah will help strengthen the connection between our technology roadmap and our broader business transformation efforts.”
On Aragon: “His focus will be identifying, evaluating and prioritizing revenue opportunities across our portfolio, while ensuring key decisions are supported by strong data and financial analysis. This is an important evolution of Ethan’s role and reflects our belief that analytics should drive action, not simply report results.”
On Tzineff: “Nicholaus is a highly accomplished sales and research executive with more than a decade of leadership experience at ESPN. He will work at the intersection of research, finance and sales, while helping guide our broader revenue strategy as we pursue new growth opportunities.”
Jones added, “These changes create clearer, more focused leadership around the priorities that matter most, and I’m confident they will help us move quickly, enhance innovation and stay at the leading edge of a changing media landscape as we build toward the future.”
