In a significant development within the legal sector, Paramount Global General Counsel Christa D’Alimonte is set to leave the company after nearly 12 years of service. This departure is part of a broader cost-cutting strategy at the television and film conglomerate. The announcement came from the company’s co-chief executives in an internal message circulated on Tuesday. D’Alimonte’s last working day will be June 28, at which point her duties will temporarily pass to Caryn Groce, who currently holds the position of deputy general counsel.
D’Alimonte’s journey with Paramount began with its predecessor, Viacom Inc., where she assumed the role of deputy general counsel in 2012. Her departure comes amidst a reorganization aimed at streamlining the company’s operations. For further details on this development, please visit the full article on Bloomberg Law.