Hilary Rosen has been appointed chair of Bafta, taking over from Sara Putt, who steps down after a three-year term.
Rosen is director of commissioning at broadcaster UKTV and spent a year as Bafta deputy chair alongside her role as Bafta television committee chair. She has been a Bafta television committee member since 2021.
Ade Rawcliffe and Andrew Miller will take over from Rosen as deputy chairs, serving a two-year term, while scripted TV producer Caroline Levy is now chair of Bafta’s television committee.
Charu Desodt, video game studio director at Int./Night, has been named chair of the games committee while ITV’s diversity, equality and inclusion and talent lead Nahrein Kemp will take up the role of LIT (learning, inclusion and talent) committee chair.
Rosen said: “With the collective passion and insight we share I’m confident that this board of trustees will continue to build on the important and impactful work that has gone before.”
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