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Cyber Group Studios has added four new executives to its licensing, media sales, digital and marketing departments, in addition to promoting Gaelle Cotton to the newly created position of manager of creative services.

Bruno Danzel d’Aumont, former director of licensing and consumer products for EMEA for 17 years at The Walt Disney Company, has been appointed as VP of international licensing and marketing. Based in the Paris office, he will manage the licensing and marketing departments and develop a global program for Gigantosaurus, as well as other IP from the company’s catalog. He will report to Pierre Sissmann, chairman and CEO of Cyber Group Studios. Esther Kim joins the company in the newly created position of coordinator of consumer initiatives for Cyber Group Studios USA. She will report to Richard Goldsmith, president and CEO Cyber Group Studios USA, and work closely with d’Aumont in Paris, strengthening Cyber Group Studios’ marketing and licensing operations worldwide. Before joining the company, Kim was a licensing coordinator at Pinkfong USA, where she managed multiple licensees for their Baby Shark brand and distributed their digital content.