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Betsy Riley to oversee production of NBC's primetime coverage, beginning with Milan Cortina

Betsy Riley to oversee production of NBC's primetime coverage, beginning with Milan Cortina

Washington Post31-03-2025
STAMFORD, Conn. — Betsy Riley has been named senior vice president and coordinating producer for NBC's Olympics unit. Riley will oversee production of the primetime shows, beginning with next year's Milan Cortina Winter Games.
Molly Solomon, the executive producer and president of NBC Olympics Production, made the announcement on Monday.
Riley rejoins NBC Olympics in a full time role after being the senior coordinating producer at Prime Video, where she oversaw game production of 'Thursday Night Football' and oversaw the launch and production of the streamer's coverage of the National Women's Soccer League.
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