“After 22 years, I can say without a doubt that our work has positively influenced media and culture around the world for current and future generations. “My greatest privilege was leading the best marketing team in the business,” King wrote in her note to staffers Tuesday. King also played a major role in developing and establishing content-focused diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives for the company. King, meanwhile, is a 22-year Warners veteran who helped build hits including The Powerpuff Girls and Steven Universe into global franchises while also creating global partnerships with key brands that delivered impressive financial results. I know that this is a challenging, turbulent time for everyone, but I believe deeply in this team, the resilience of each of you individually, and the strength of our collective teams to see these incredible brands through this transition,” she wrote in an internal memo of her own Tuesday. “They say the secret to a long life is knowing when it’s time to go, so I am sharing the news that I will be leaving at the end of the year.
For Turner Classic Movies, she developed its new brand strategy and redesign to focus on classic film and culture. She also was the champion behind Adult Swim’s first Rick and Morty episode in space, “Wormageddon,” and the show’s first global stunt. Melton has been with the company since June 2020 and led the rebranding of Cartoon Network while also launching the Cartoonito label on both the linear network and HBO Max.
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