The pronounced BBC Chief Content Officer Charlotte Moore who said that 'afterwards is a great thing' in the aftermath of the huw Edwards scandal was taken from her role of £ 468,000 a year a year
The broadcaster today announced that Mrs. Moore, 56, is leaving to add left bank photos such as CEO and Sony Pictures Television as EVP, creative director, international production.
Mrs. Moore has supervised the BBC supervision in a tumultuous time and comes her resignation because they seem to try a 'cultural change'.
She is known as the brain behind the commissioning of the Great British Bake Off, but also put on contempt in 2014 to spend six nights at Luxury Los Angeles Hotel Sunset Marquis for an amount of almost £ 1,200.
In August 2024 it comments on the handling of the BBC of chattered former BBC News -anchor huw Edwards that was convicted in July for downloading images for sexual abuse of children.
The content boss said: “The BBC did everything with the evidence it had at the time,” because she tackled the revelation that the company knew that his former star journalist was still paid five months after his arrest in November 2023.
She added: 'We are all shocked by the revelations about huw Edwards for everyone at the BBC and in the entire VK.
'He is really the villain of the piece and the victims are those poor children. Afterwards is something great, but the BBC did everything with the evidence it had at the time. '
The £ 468,000 a year BBC Chief Content Officer Charlotte Moore behind the Great British Bake Off has been taken from her role
In a statement today, Mrs. Moore said that it was an 'honor' to serve as Chief Content Officer for the BBC 'in a time of unprecedented change'.
She thanked her colleagues and spoke about how proud she was on what she achieved in the role during her time.
Mrs. Moore added that the BBC is an 'extraordinary place to work' and 'there is nowhere very nice that the risk takes'.
She continued: 'So it has been a difficult decision to leave a job that I love and an institution I believe in. But I have decided that the time is ripe for a new challenge and a new adventure and to follow my heart to return to making shows.
'It is an honor to become a member of the brilliant team with left -wing bank photos to become CEO of one of the most successful production companies in the UK.
“I am excited to return to making the program and I am very happy to become a member of Wayne Garvie and Sony Pictures Television as EVP, creative director.”
