Efrain Miron Moves From Paramount to a New Skydance Role

Efrain Miron has been named Chief Commercial Officer of Skydance's Product & Technology team, a job the company has newly created, according to Deadline, which reported the move on 10 November 2026.

Until now, Miron was a senior executive at Paramount's direct-to-consumer unit, the part of a media company that sells shows straight to viewers through its own apps and subscriptions, rather than through TV channels. He was a former executive vice president and head of content strategy and licensing there. Licensing means selling the rights to use shows and films on other companies' services.

He left that post in a restructuring unveiled by JB Perrette, who is Co-Chair and Chief Business Officer of Skydance's TV and direct-to-consumer business. Miron's exit came as part of that wider reshuffle.

Miron joined the unit after Skydance completed its merger with Paramount in August 2025. Cindy Holland, then head of the direct-to-consumer business, brought him in. He had worked for Holland before. According to Deadline, he and Jane Wiseman first worked with her at Netflix, then at the production company Sister, before all three moved to Paramount.

In his new role, Miron will lead commercial strategy for new areas that sit beyond the company's core streaming services. He will work with the business units covering direct-to-consumer, TV and studios. He will report to Dane Glasgow, Skydance's Chief Product Officer, who announced the appointment in an internal memo.

For a general viewer, the change is mostly behind the scenes. A commercial chief decides how a company earns money from its products and deals, from subscriptions to the licensing of content to other services.

Miron's move also shows how the people who run the business side of streaming keep changing jobs after a big merger. Skydance and Paramount have spent the past year combining teams. Miron is one of several executives whose roles have shifted since then.