Attribute	Details
Nick Name	Priya Dogra
Real Name	Priya Dogra
Date of Birth	01 Jun 1985
Age	38 Years Old (2023)
Birth Place	Plainfield, New Jersey, United States
Nationality	United States
Religion	Hindu
Zodiac Sign	Aries
Profession	President and managing director of Europe, the Middle East and Africa for Warner Bros
Education	Northwestern University
Height	5 feet 5 inches or 1.55 meters
Weight	60 kg

Current news about Priya Dogra :

Priya Dogra, who held the esteemed title of President & Managing Director, EMEA at Warner Bros. Discovery, has decided to step down from her position after a commendable 14-year tenure. This departure comes in the wake of the much-discussed Warner Media and Discovery union.

A few years prior, as Time Warner set its sights on the acquisition of digital video platform iStreamPlanet, they faced a roadblock. It was then that Dogra showcased her expertise by intervening and allaying the apprehensions iStreamPlanet had about joining a colossal media entity. Her ingenious solution was the formation of a phantom stock, grounded on iStream’s productivity, a move that played a pivotal role in getting iStreamPlanet on board for an impressive $200 million, a deal that overshadowed offers from industry giants like Comcast and Adobe.

Describing the intricacy of the deal, Dogra remained reserved, reflecting her discretion on M&A deals during her time at Time Warner.

Dogra’s journey in the media sphere began after a productive phase at Citigroup in investment banking, where Time Warner was among her notable clientele. Joining Time Warner in 2009, her meteoric rise led to a promotion within a decade. In a testament to her indispensable role, Dogra was one of the mere four insiders privy to the early talks regarding Time Warner’s ambitious $109 billion venture to merge with AT&T. Serving as a central negotiator for the internally christened “Rabbit” deal (a nod to the iconic Bugs Bunny), the merger faced challenges and was scrutinized heavily under the Trump administration, citing concerns of potential monopolistic tendencies.

All in all, Dogra’s exit marks the end of an era, encapsulating years of strategic moves and major contributions to the media industry.