Comings & Goings
Thomas J. Wlodkowski
Thomas J. Wlodkowski has joined Comcast as Vice President of Accessibility. In this newly created role, he will develop a strategic plan focused on the usability of Comcast’s products and services by people with disabilities and pursue opportunities to further enrich the customer experience for the disability community. Wlodkowski joins Comcast from AOL, Inc. where he oversaw the launch of AIM Relay, which allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech disabled to place phone calls to their friends and family through telecommunication relay services. The new VP is also a drummer who has played in rock and jazz groups.
Nicole Priem
Nicole Priem has been named senior vice president, sponsorship solutions for the TEN Sponsor Shop, Turner Entertainment Networks’ award-winning, full-service, in-house creative agency, producing sponsorships and promotions for TBS and TNT advertisers. As senior vice president, she will continue to be responsible for the strategy, planning and implementation of Ad Sales promotions and marketing campaigns, events and materials for the TNT and TBS networks on all platforms. Priem is an active member of both Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT) and Turner’s internal business resource group Turner Women Today. Nicole, her husband and daughter own a houseboat where she is learning the ancient art of wake surfing.
Matt Bunting
Matt Bunting joins Nicole Priem in promotion by being named senior vice president, creative for the TEN Sponsor Shop. Before his leadership in TEN Sponsor Shop’s creative team, Bunting was vice president of original digital content for TEN. In that role, he helped mature the networks’ first micro-series and developed systems for original content complementing the networks’ original programming. Bunting joined TNT in 1996 from Grey Advertising, Inc. in New York. He has a bachelor’s degree in English from Rollins College. Matt enjoys golf and being outfoxed by his 4- and 5-year-old kids. His favorite shows are "The Closer," "Girls" and "Chasing Classic Cars."
Ross Cohen