Li Haslett Chen is exiting Warner Bros. Discovery's board to devote herself full time to Howl, the social-media commerce company she founded.

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More change is afoot for the board of directors of Warner Bros. Discovery, with Li Haslett Chen disclosing plans to resign her board seat on January 31.

The tech exec’s exit could open the way for a high-profile addition to the studio’s board of directors in 2025 amid plans to possibly spin off its legacy TV assets.