The BBC announced the departure of Charlotte Moore, its chief content officer, after five years, as she prepares for a new role at Sony. Though her exit coincides with a controversy surrounding a Gaza documentary, there is no indication of any connection. Moore stated it was a challenging decision, emphasizing her pride in leading the BBC amidst significant change and innovation. Tim Davie, the BBC's director general, praised her as a creative powerhouse who has been instrumental in supporting creatives and driving growth during her tenure. The board's meeting addressed the Gaza documentary's issues.
It's been a tough decision to leave a job I love and an institution I believe in. But I've decided the time is right for a new challenge and a new adventure and to follow my heart to return to making shows.
There's nowhere quite like [the BBC] that backs risk-taking, innovation and homegrown creativity with such commitment, and I've been lucky enough to work with some of the very best programme-makers in the business.
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