Chris Kaiser, who held the post of Executive Vice President of WWE Television, exited WWE this afternoon, according to several sources. We are told he was the latest Exec cut by the company.
Kaiser had been with WWE for nine years after coming over from TV Land and Spike TV in 2015. He initially started as Senior Vice President of TV Production before being promoted to the role of Executive Vice President: WWE Television Operations and Production and then taking on his role of EVP of WWE Television in 2021.
Kaiser had worked as Executive Producer for a number of WWE reality series and documentaries, including WWE 24, WWE's Most Wanted Treasures, Total Divas, Total Bellas, and Miz & Mrs. He was also intricately involved with the creation and execution of The Thunderdome during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kaiser's LinkedIn Profile described his position as leading "the production, operations, and development of WWE's extensive portfolio of original content, delivered to a global audience across multiple platforms and partners" and noted his core competencies as including "new media, branding, third-party productions, special projects, technical operations, and media asset management. He is a key member of the company's executive leadership team and a trusted advisor to WWE's distribution partners, such as FOX Sports, NBCUniversal, and Peacock."
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