Per a new report from PR Week, WWE has hired Greg Domino to work as their new Vice President of Communications.
It was noted that Domino brings experience from Showtime, HBO, MLB and DAZN.
Below is the announcement courtesy of PR Week.
STAMFORD, CT: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has hired Greg Domino as VP of communications.
Domino started at the media and entertainment company on Monday and is based in its Stamford, Connecticut, headquarters. He reports to Chris Legentil, SVP and head of global comms, who joined the network in April.
In this newly created position, as a media relations specialist, Domino is focusing on developing communications strategies supporting business priorities.
WWE’s programming is available in more than 900 million households worldwide, in 28 languages, on television, and pay-per-view, digital media and publishing platforms. WWE’s expansion into new lines of revenue has generated a greater demand for content, requiring additional support in the comms department, said Legentil.
Domino comes to the company from Showtime Networks, where he was the director of communications. Showtime confirmed that a search is underway for his replacement.
Previously, he worked as the director of comms at DAZN for two years, with Legentil serving as the SVP of global comms. Domino also spent over eight years handling publicity and media relations for HBO and doing PR for Major League Baseball.