Don McGregor confirmed as Paramount content licensing president as Kevin MacLellan sets top team

L-R: Kevin MacLellan, Don McGregor, Pank Patel and Sonia Endler (Photo credit: Paramount)

Posted Tuesday, February 10, 2026 11:09 am

Jesse Whittock | DEADLINE

Paramount has confirmed Don McGregor as its global licensing chief, in a restructure that also incorporates the international networks divisions, we can reveal.

As we tipped in November, former NBCUniversal (NBCU) sales chief McGregor will lead global sales for Paramount, with Pank Patel now named as international networks boss. Sonia Endler completes the new-look global team in a structure that brings together the U.S. studio’s global content licensing, global transactional and international media networks units.

They’ll all working under Kevin MacLellan, president of Paramount Global Content Distribution and International Networks.

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