Archive · 16 Jan 2026
Lionsgate COO Ron Schwartz Departs After 27 Years
Ron Schwartz, who has worked at Lionsgate for 27 years, is leaving his job as the President and COO of the Motion Picture Group.
He helped the company grow by making important deals and managing big parts of the business.
His colleagues and the CEO say he did a great job and will be missed.
Before he leaves, he wants everyone to know that he's proud of what they've achieved together.
Lionsgate's latest movie, 'The Housemaid,' is doing really well in theaters.
Ron Schwartz is leaving Lionsgate after 27 years as President & COO of the Motion Picture Group.
He played a key role in major acquisitions like Artisan Entertainment, Summit Entertainment, and eOne.
During his tenure, Lionsgate's films have earned over $15 billion worldwide at the box office.
Schwartz previously led global licensing and home entertainment divisions at Lionsgate.
Lionsgate's latest hit, 'The Housemaid,' is approaching $100 million domestically and over $150 million worldwide.
- Who
- Ron Schwartz, President & COO of Lionsgate Motion Picture Group
- What
- Departure from Lionsgate after 27 years
- When
- End of March
- Where
- Lionsgate
- Why
- To explore new opportunities and challenges
- Name
- Ron Schwartz
- Position
- President & COO of Lionsgate Motion Picture Group
- Tenure
- 27 years
- Key Acquisitions
- Artisan Entertainment, Summit Entertainment, eOne
- Box Office Revenue
- $15 billion
- Departure Date
- End of March
- Current Hit
- The Housemaid
