Jamie Stevens is stepping down as EVP of Worldwide Consumer Products at Sony Pictures after a decade leading the studio’s worldwide consumer products organization across film and television.

Stevens’ last day will be Sept. 4 with her replacement to be announced at a later date.

Since joining Sony Pictures in 2016, Stevens has expanded the global reach of the studio’s intellectual property portfolio and transformed the consumer product organization, building a high-performing global team while driving commercial growth across licensing, e-commerce and direct-to-consumer initiatives. 

Most recently, Stevens spearheaded innovative partnerships and franchise strategies for some of Sony Pictures’ most iconic brands, including Ghostbusters, Hotel Transylvania, Jumanji, The Boys and Cobra Kai. 

Prior to joining Sony, Stevens served as EVP of Global Retail Marketing and Development at Universal Pictures and held senior roles at other leading organizations in entertainment and sports, including Disney, The National Football League, Hasbro and Reebok. 

“Jamie has been a huge part of the success of our consumer products business and has helped bring even more impact to many of our most beloved franchises. We’ve been incredibly lucky to have Jamie as a partner over the past ten years and are so grateful for everything that’s gone into building such a talented team. Jamie’s talent, expertise and leadership will be greatly missed,” said Danielle Misher, Head of Global Theatrical Marketing.

Stevens is said to be stepping down to spend more time with family and pursue passion projects.