Simon Dickson, the Co-Founder and Joint CEO of Fremantle-owned Hospital producer Label1, is stepping down next year after eight years, having described the 2020 lockdown period as a “wake-up …
Dickson will leave his role early next year and stay on as Consultant Executive Producer to “ensure a smooth transition,” Label1 said. Charker-Phillips will take on his other responsibilities supported by Chief Operating Officer Jo Taylor and both will report into Fremantle UK CEO Simon Andreae. Fremantle retains a controlling stake.
Andreae described Dickson as a “creative force, who alongside Lorraine, has turned Label1 into a powerful and distinctive brand known for their creative thinking and exceptionally high-quality programming.”He added: “I came to the realization that after 30 years of soaring highs and crashing lows, there might be a way forward that wasn’t all late nights and adrenalin. I concluded that I didn’t have a particularly good work-life balance, so I decided to do something about it.
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