Univision Communications has appointed Randy Falco as president and CEO, taking over the top spot from longtime chief Joe Uva, who announced his resignation in March. Haim Saban, executive chairman of Univision’s board of directors, had taken up the slack since Uva’s departure. Falco — who joined Univision earlier this year as EVP and COO overseeing all revenue functions — previously was chairman and CEO of AOL and before that spent more than 30 years at NBC Universal, including as president and COO of NBC Universal Television Group. ”The board unanimously agreed that Randy’s track record and expertise make him the ideal executive to lead Univision’s future growth,” Saban said. “Randy has over 30 years of relevant industry experience and has demonstrated his highly-skilled leadership and strategic vision at Univision over the past six months.” Falco will join Univision’s board of directors and will continue to be based in New York.


Ah yes, the guy who paid $850 million CASH for bebo.com (aka Chav MySpace).
How’d that turn out? TWX shareholders should’ve put him in jail. But Jeff “bite the hand that feeds my dumb ass” (aka NFLX, cough, cough) Bewkes wouldn’t hear of it.
He’s better at getting rewarded for failure than Jeff Zucker.
nothing says diversity at Univision like hiring a member of the old white boys club!
Ceremonial appointment; all roads lead to Televisa. We wish Randy only the best.