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From 2005 through 2013, Rosenblum served as president, Warner Bros.

Television Group (WBTG), reporting directly to the company’s chairman and

CEO, Barry Meyer. He was responsible for the entire Warner Bros. portfolio of

television businesses, including Warner Bros. Television, Warner Horizon

Television, Telepictures, Warner Bros. Animation, Alloy Entertainment, Warner

Bros. Domestic and International Television Distribution, Marketing, Research

and Ad Sales, and Warner Bros.’ co-ownership of the CW Broadcast Network.

Throughout Rosenblum’s tenure, Warner Bros. was consistently the largest

producer and distributor of television in the U.S., and in his final years at

Warner Bros., the WBTG represented over 50% of Warner Bros.’ total profits.

Prior to that, Rosenblum served as executive vice president of television at the

Studio for six years, and was senior vice president, Television Business

Management, Warner Bros., a position he had held since 1994. He came to

Warner Bros. as part of Warner Communications’ 1989 acquisition of Lorimar

Telepictures as vice president, Business Affairs. He joined Lorimar in 1986

from Dern, Mason & Floum (now Del, Shaw, Moonves, Tanaka, Finkelstein &

Lezcano), where he began his career as an entertainment attorney in 1982.

Rosenblum received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of California,

Los Angeles, and his bachelor’s degree in business administration from the

University of Southern California. Rosenblum is on the board of trustees for the

Alliance for Children’s Rights and Wilshire Boulevard Temple, is past president

of the Friends of the Los Angeles Free Clinic and is past chairman of the board

of trustees for The Buckley School.