Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) appoints Associated Builders and Contractors of Texas President Will McAdams to Public Utility Commission for term ending Sept. 1, 2025; McAdams needs Senate OK ... Bipartisan Policy Center adds Katie Harbath, ex-Facebook, to its Elections Project as a fellow ... Darktrace taps Just Eat’s James Sporle, also former BP, as general counsel and company secretary.
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Disney Television Studios promotes Marci Proietto to head newly formed production unit devoted to animated hits library, called 20th Television Animation ... Telstra Americas advances Adam Day to lead Enterprise and Technology sales group-Americas ... Cox Media Group expands job of Keith Lawless to regional vice president, CMG Tampa and Houston ... Life sciences R&D cloud platform Benchling adds LinkedIn’s Richard Wong as chief financial officer and Zach Powers from One Medical Group as chief information security officer ... Digital payments platform tapNpay names Travis Fustes from Cintra Toll Services executive vice president-sales.
BMI appoints Urban One CEO and TV One chief Alfred Liggins and NBCUniversal Executive Vice President-Chief Diversity Officer Craig Robinson to the group's board ... Additional 3rd Generation Partnership Project elections (see this section, March 24 issue of this publication) include: on Service and System Aspects panel, Vice Chairs Mark Younge, T-Mobile, Satoshi Nagata, NTT Docomo, and Mona Mustapha, Apple; for Core Network and Terminals, Vice Chairs Ming Ai, CATT, Atle Monrad, InterDigital, and ChenHo Chin, Oppo; and on Radio Access Network group, Vice Chairs Axel Klatt, Deutsche Telekom, Nan Hu, China Mobile, and Ronald Borsato, AT&T.