ProSiebenSat.1’s Christof Wahl has confirmed he will step down from the role of Chief Operating Officer at the end of July.

Wahl joined the German broadcasting group in February 2015 and has recently been responsible for the company’s digital entertainment business.

“I thank Christof Wahl on behalf of the whole Supervisory Board for the excellent development and expansion of areas that are relevant for ProSiebenSat.1 Group’s digital future,” commented Werner Brandt, supervisory board chairman of ProSiebenSat.1. “Under his leadership, essential strategic decisions have been made as the start of an own AdTech stack, the launch of the leading German data alliance NetID as well as the strengthening of Studio71’s position as one of the leading global companies in the video segment.”

Wahl’s departure follows that of CEO Thomas Ebling just last week, who has been replaced by Dyson’s Max Conze.

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