Matt Moore has been named the new group chief financial officer of Vice Media, the New York-based production house that produces content across film, television, news documentaries, digital and advertising.
“Matt is an accomplished finance executive with deep experience in the media and entertainment sector,” Bruce Dixon, CEO of Vice Media, said in a statement. “I am thrilled to welcome him to the senior leadership team as we enter our next chapter and continue to position the company for long-term strategic growth.”
Before joining Vice, Moore served as CFO at Product Madness, a mobile game publisher specializing in digital casino style and slot games. Moore doubled revenues for the company over three years and expanded its business into five new territories.
Breaking into the business world on Earnest and Young’s consumer products team, Moore has held senior finance roles at ITV, Virgin Media and BSkyB. He attended the University of Sheffield where he graduated with an honors degree in physiology.
After filing for bankruptcy in 2022, Vice was sold for $350 million to Fortress Investment Groups. Following the buy, Fortress went through its own set of complications, resulting in layoffs and corporate restructuring. Its production arm, Vice Studios Group, is now helmed by Danny Gabai out of Los Angeles and London-based Jamie Hall.
As of April 2024, Vice Media is split into four major departments: Vice Studios Group, Vice TV, Virtue and Vice Digital.
Some of Vice’s popular television credits include “Tokyo Vice,” “Hamilton’s Pharmacopeia,” “Dark Side of Reality TV” “F*ck That’s Delicious,” “King of the Road” and “Vice Principles.”
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