Archive · 25 Sep 2025
CBS Entertainment Leaders Reisenbach and Stapf Sign New Contracts
Amy Reisenbach, who runs CBS Entertainment, and David Stapf, who runs CBS Studios, will continue to lead their teams.
They've both signed new contracts, ensuring they'll stay with CBS for at least three more years.
This is good news for CBS, as it's been the most-watched TV network for a long time.
This also means that Stapf will become the longest-serving head of a TV studio.
The two executives report to George Cheeks, who is now in charge of all CBS divisions.
CBS has been doing well with its shows, and Paramount's leaders are happy with the CBS team.
Amy Reisenbach and David Stapf have signed new three-year contracts.
Stapf will become the longest-tenured head of a TV studio.
Reisenbach and Stapf report to George Cheeks.
CBS is the most-watched broadcast network for 17 seasons.
CBS is part of a multi-platform strategy with high performers on Paramount+.
- Who
- Amy Reisenbach and David Stapf
- What
- Signed new three-year contracts to remain in their leadership positions
- When
- Contracts were signed recently
- Where
- CBS
- Why
- To maintain stability and continuity at CBS amid broader management changes within Paramount Global.
- Execs
- Amy Reisenbach & David Stapf
- Titles
- President of CBS Entertainment & President of CBS Studios
- Contracts
- New three-year contracts
- Stapf Tenure
- 26 years at CBS, head of CBS Studios since 2004
- Reisenbach Tenure
- 20 years at CBS
- CBS Primetime
- Most-watched broadcast network for 17 straight seasons