Archive · 5 Aug 2025
BBC Board Role Vacant After Charlotte Moore's Exit
The BBC is figuring out who should be on its top team, the board, now that someone left.
They're looking at different people who work at the BBC.
One person is in charge of TV, radio, and streaming, but there are others who could be chosen.
The board is made up of people who make decisions, and there are also some outside advisors.
They will make a decision in September about who will join the board.
The BBC is deciding how to fill a vacant board position following Charlotte Moore's departure.
Kate Phillips, the new TV, audio, and streaming boss, is a potential candidate for the board.
Other executives, such as Tom Fussell and Storm Fagan, may also be considered for the board.
The BBC's nominations and governance committee will discuss the vacancy in September.
The BBC board consists of executive and non-executive members.
- Who
- The BBC board and its nominations and governance committee, with potential candidates like Kate Phillips.
- What
- The BBC is deciding how to fill a vacant board position.
- When
- The nominations and governance committee is expected to meet in September.
- Where
- At the BBC in the UK.
- Why
- To fill the vacancy left by Charlotte Moore's departure and determine the BBC's governance priorities.
BBC Priorities
Content Priorities
Content vs. Operations
BBC Priorities
Prioritizing operations through executive appointments to the board.
Content Priorities
Prioritizing content through executive appointments to the board.
- Vacancy
- Board position
- Departure
- Charlotte Moore
- Potential Candidate
- Kate Phillips
- Committee
- Nominations and governance
- Existing Executives
- Tim Davie, Deborah Turness, Leigh Tavaziva
- Board Composition
- 4 executive members, 10 non-executives