NBCUniversal announced that Ian Trombley has been named President of NBCUniversal's Operations and Technical Services (O&TS). Mr. Trombley will be responsible for the company's owned studio and post production operations servicing television and film, including the network operating centers in Denver, New York, and New Jersey. He also will lead global security, business services and the facility management of NBCUniversal's real estate portfolio. Mr. Trombley will report to Adam Miller, Executive Vice President NBCUniversal.
Mr. Miller said, "Ian is a talented and proven executive who has been an integral part of the O&TS team for the last 15 years. His operations expertise and thorough understanding of the company leave him uniquely positioned to succeed in this important and complex role."
Most recently, Mr. Trombley was Executive Vice President of Television Operations where he was responsible for the day-to-day operations and engineering for
30 ROCK studios, facilities and the on-air and non-linear origination for the company's portfolio of networks. Mr. Trombley led the rebuild of legendary
30 ROCK studios 6A, 6B and 8G, the design and construction of the new state-of-the art Studio Production Gallery and control rooms, and the renovation of over one million square feet of NBCUniversal's 30 Rockefeller headquarters and New York metro properties.
Mr. Trombley succeeds John Wallace, a 27- year veteran of NBCUniversal. Mr. Wallace joined
NBC in 1988 as a member of the famed Page Program and rose through the ranks, holding a variety of leadership positions throughout the company during his tenure. Most recently, Mr. Wallace was President of O&TS since 2011 and prior to that President of the
NBC Owned Stations from 2007-2011.
"John's contributions to
NBC over the course of his career are truly immeasurable," said Mr. Miller. "His impact is felt all over the organization from technology to real estate to culture. In just the past year, he successfully led the extensive 30 Rockefeller Plaza restoration project which will have a lasting impact on visitors to NBCUniversal and all our employees. Most importantly, however, John has been a valued mentor, colleague and friend to so many of us here. We thank him for his outstanding work and commitment to the success of this company."
Mr. Trombley will work alongside Mr. Wallace for the next five weeks to ensure a smooth transition before assuming the role on September 8.
During his 15 years with NBCUniversal, Mr. Trombley has held a number of leadership positions in broadcast and technical operations, facilities and studios management, and Information Technology. He played a critical role leading the
NBC network's transition from analog to digital television (DTV) and has built and launched multi-channel, multi-platform distribution operations in both New Jersey and Colorado, supporting the company's cable channels, global networks, and TV Everywhere. Mr. Trombley joined NBCUniversal from GE where he had previously held positions within the Quality and Information Technology divisions.
A graduate of the Virginia Military Institute, Mr. Trombley began his career serving six years as an officer in the United States Army. He lives in New York with his wife and their two children.
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