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Jane Rogerson has quit as ITV's controller of features after just sixteen months with the broadcaster.
The exec, who joined from indie Mentorn in March 2006, is credited with co-commissioning Confessions of a Diary Secretary and McCartney vs McCartney. Her most recent task was to commission more factual programming for the 11pm hour.
"[Jane] is considering a number of offers from production companies and broadcasters," ITV said in an internal bulletin confirming her departure.
Director of television Simon Shaps, who appointed Rogerson as part of an expansion of the daytime and factual team, said: "Jane made an important contribution to ITV's factual team at a time when we were looking to expand and broaden our output in this area. We wish her the very best for the future."
The exec, who joined from indie Mentorn in March 2006, is credited with co-commissioning Confessions of a Diary Secretary and McCartney vs McCartney. Her most recent task was to commission more factual programming for the 11pm hour.
"[Jane] is considering a number of offers from production companies and broadcasters," ITV said in an internal bulletin confirming her departure.
Director of television Simon Shaps, who appointed Rogerson as part of an expansion of the daytime and factual team, said: "Jane made an important contribution to ITV's factual team at a time when we were looking to expand and broaden our output in this area. We wish her the very best for the future."
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