Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Sky Co-Production Head Jack Oliver to Exit After 11 Years
Jack Oliver, who was in charge of making deals for Sky's programs, is leaving the company after working there for over a decade.
His job won't be filled by a new person; instead, other teams at Sky will take over his responsibilities.
Before Sky, Oliver worked at the BBC, and during his time at Sky, he helped launch channels and shows, including documentaries and films.
His departure is part of a 'natural evolution' at Sky, and another executive also recently left the company.
Sky is currently working on new projects, including a legal thriller series with HBO.
Sky's Head of Co-Productions, Jack Oliver, is leaving the company.
Oliver will depart at the end of the month after 11 years at Sky.
His role will not be replaced and will be absorbed into existing teams.
Oliver previously worked at the BBC before joining Sky in 2014.
This is the second major commissioning exit from Sky in a week.
- Who
- Jack Oliver, Sky's Head of Co-Productions.
- What
- Jack Oliver is leaving his role as Head of Co-Productions at Sky.
- When
- Oliver is leaving at the end of the month.
- Where
- Sky, a European pay-TV giant.
- Why
- The change reflects a "natural evolution" at Sky.
Sky's Perspective
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Sky's Statement
Sky's Perspective
Sky expressed gratitude for Oliver's contributions over his decade-long tenure, highlighting his role in launching channels and shaping Sky's strategy.
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- Executive
- Jack Oliver
- Company
- Sky
- Role
- Head of Co-Productions
- Departure Date
- End of the month
- Tenure
- 11 years