Megan Imbres, who oversaw creative development for Quibi’s high-profile ads, is leaving the company after a year
By Benjamin Mullin April 23, 2020 12:22 am ET The marketing executive who helped develop Quibi’s Oscars-night and Super Bowl ads is leaving the short-form streaming service shortly after its launch, the company said.
Ms. Imbres, a former Netflix executive, was one of Quibi’s primary liaisons to Madison Avenue and helped oversee creative development for a piece of Quibi’s nine-figure marketing budget, according to people familiar with the matter. The departure of Ms. Imbres follows the exits of Tim Connolly, Quibi’s head of partnerships and advertising, and Janice Min, the company’s head of daily content, last year.
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