As Harvey Weinstein gears up for another awards season, the company he built faces a new and challenging phase with the loss of talented top executives and tense negotiations with his board of directors over new contracts for himself and his brother, Bob.
COO David Glasser, who announced this month that he will leave The Weinstein Company in November after seven years, is the most painful loss to the company as he played a key role in building its lucrative television division and served as a critical adviser to the Weinsteins on business deals.
Many other departures have recently struck TWC: the heads of Radius division Tom Quinn and Jason Janego, production VP Julie Rapaport, who left for Amazon, president of production and acquisitions Dylan Sellers and president of television Meryl Poster.