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Paramount names Andrew Warren as interim CFO

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Paramount Global announced on Monday that Andrew Warren, currently serving as the strategic advisor to the office of the CEO will become the executive vice president and interim chief financial officer. The appointment comes after the current CFO Naveen Chopra leaves the position to "pursue other opportunities."

"We are excited to partner with Andy, who has been our strategic advisor, in his new, expanded role as interim CFO and we are confident that his deep financial expertise and familiarity with our business make him exceptionally well-suited to step into this position," Paramount co-CEOs Chris McCarthy and Brian Robbins commented.

As strategic advisor, Warren closely cooperated with the company leadership in developing the company's "financial and strategic priorities."

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