Germany‘s UFA Group has introduced in a senior Netflix exec, as a part of a administration re-org.

Natalie Clausen has been named COO of the Fremantle-owned German manufacturing big, and can be part of its administration board on February 19.

She was most just lately Senior Manufacturing Supervisor for German-speaking international locations, engaged on productions resembling The Empress, Kleo and Liebskind. Previous to Netflix, she labored on big-ticket German exhibits resembling Babylon Berlin and UFA exhibits Charité and Deutschland 89.

She’ll report back to UFA CEO Sascha Schwingel, who took on his function in September. Schwingel changed Nico Hofmann, who had been with the Era Warfare maker for greater than 25 years.

Clearly, the restructuring didn’t finish there, and the addition of Clausen will “present worthwhile enter to create much more area for creativity in a versatile, lean group and with the intelligent use of know-how,” in line with Schwingel.

Additional modifications will see Joachim Kosack stepping down from the administration board to focus on main UFA Serial Drama alongside aspect Markus Brunnemann.

“I want to expressly thank Joachim for his a few years of profitable work within the UFA administration and am happy that he’s now concentrating his in depth experience on UFA Serial Drama,” stated Schwingel. “This places us in a superb place for the additional improvement of our necessary long-running day by day sequence.”

Over at UFA Documentary, the maker of All or Nothing: Die Nationalmannschaft in Katar, Gwendolin Szyszkowitz-Schwingel is exiting her Managing Director function on the finish of the month. Marc Lepetit will lead the division on his personal in future.

Szyszkowitz-Schwingel’s exit has been made “within the pursuits of the corporate and by mutual settlement,” in line with UFA.

“I’d additionally prefer to thank Gwendolin for establishing the UFA Documentary and realizing wonderful productions resembling Mythos Jungfernhäutchen and Younger, Wild and Limitless. I want her all the very best for her skilled future.”