Ronald Day shared on social media today that he is leaving Telemundo.
“I am resigning from my position as President of Entertainment and Chief Content Officer to pursue a dream I have been shaping for months,” he wrote in the post. “Today, I begin writing a new chapter with a book I have been working on for months, designed to guide others along the path I have walked myself.”
Luis Fernández, Chairman of NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises, sent an email to staff announcing “with mixed emotions” Day’s decision to “leave the company to pursue new opportunities” and outlined interim leadership plans.
“Ronald’s last day will be this Thursday, so I will work closely with his team, who will in the interim report to me, to ensure a smooth transition.”
Fernández credited Day with driving Telemundo’s growth since joining the company in 2018.
“He led the development and production of multiple seasons of our successful reality shows La Casa de los Famosos, Los 50, Exatlón, and Top Chef VIP, as well as our highly rated live specials, including the Billboard Latin Music Awards and Miss Universe. Most recently, he helped me reorganize Telemundo Studios and position them for future growth under Javier Pons’ leadership,” wrote Fernández, adding that he wished “Ronald all the best in his future endeavors.”
As for what lies ahead, Day shared in his post:
“I’ll be going on a lecture tour at universities in the U.S., Latin America, and Spain, as well as at companies around the world, which will bring me closer to my purpose: to inspire and train a new generation of executives and entrepreneurs ready to transform history, just as I can proudly say I have done as I close this chapter.”
This top executive is well known for sexually harassing his employees,
men of course
If anyone believes that tutifruti resigned out of his own volition, I have a bridge to sell you in Doral. Long time coming. Good riddance.
Nadie renuncia a un guiso como ese.
Menos en ese cargo.
Ya le conocemos la Cresta a ese Gallo.
Esta vez , no debe haber sido diferente.
Pero ni se estresen eh que el man es suertudo.
Ahora aparece de Gerente por ahi, y de Presidente despues.
increíble que estas corporaciones contraten y mantengan esta clase de sujetos que deben estar es en la cárcel, que vergüenza NBC, Telemundo y Univision volverse cómplices de estos depravados y no denunciar como debe ser la tarea de los comunicadores .
Todo apunta a Cesar Conde.
Peruano/Cubano Ejecutivo de NBC y Universal quien supervisa a Telemundo y fue jefe de Ronald Day en Univision.
Lo protege e ignora las acusaciones de acoso sexual. El es complice de los abusos de Ronald Day. Es su amigo.
Como una cadena importante como lo es NBC y Universal permite eso?
Eso no es nuevo.
Es el poderoso lobby de “ellos”.
Se que me entiendes.