Mr. Ahuja, president and chief operating officer of Sony Pictures Entertainment, will succeed its current chief executive, Tony Vinciquerra.

As he steps into the CEO role, Ravi Ahuja will succeed Tony Vinciquerra, who will remain with SPE as a non-executive chairman until December 2025.

Sony Pictures Entertainment will see a transition at the top early next year when Tony Vinciquerra hands the CEO reins to studio president Ravi Ahuja.

Sony Pictures Shake-Up: CEO Tony Vinciquerra Stepping Down, Ravi Ahuja Named Successor Ahuja had been president and COO of the company, which owns the Sony film and TV studios.

Sony Pictures Entertainment Chairman and CEO Tony Vinciquerra, left, will step down in January, passing the CEO reins to Ravi Ahuja.

Ravi Ahuja will be promoted to President and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) starting January 2, 2025, succeeding Tony Vinciquerra.

Japan's Sony Group Corporation and Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) on Tuesday announced the elevation of Ravi Ahuja as President and CEO of SPE effective January 2, 2025.

Sony Pictures Entertainment Chairman and CEO Tony Vinciquerra will step down from his role as CEO, and Ravi Ahuja, will assume leadership.

Trailblazing Indian American exec Ravi Ahuja's decades-old experience in entertainment management translates into him being named the new Sony Pictures CEO.

Tony Vinciquerra is credited for quietly turning around the Culver City studio and pursuing a profitable strategy at a time when competitors have struggled with billion-dollar streaming losses.

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