Aleksandra Gebauer Joins Studio 100 International Licensing Team

Studio 100 Media has added Aleksandra Gebauer, formerly of CPLG, to its international licensing team.

Gebauer steps into the role of sales manager for international licensing, effective immediately. She reports to Gerd Russwurm, head of licensing.

“We are delighted to welcome Aleksandra Gebauer to our team,” says Russwurm. “With her vast experience with a broad licensing portfolio that includes feature films, TV series, fashion brands, and design brands for children and adults, Aleksandra is an ideal addition to our international sales team.”

At CPLG, Gebauer was responsible for the planning and development of licensed products within toys, publishing, stationery, and home entertainment, in addition to project management and the acquisition of new license partners.

At Studio 100, Gebauer will be the point person for international licensing across all categories.

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