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Moonshot News
Baldassarre exits
Copernicus for New Ventures |
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Halifax,
Canada, April
26, 2023 - Copernicus, a leading animation studio, announces the departure of
its co-founder and CEO, Juan Cruz Baldassarre, who
has decided to pursue a new opportunity in emerging technologies for
Animation and Virtual Production. |
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Alongside
Paul Rigg, Andrew Holland and Murray Bain he
co-founded Copernicus almost 20 years ago and has led the company to produce
top-tier 2D shows like "Teen Titans Go!", "Care Bears - Unlock
the Magic", and "Solar Opposites", in addition to expanding
into IP development and production. |
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Reflecting
on his time at Copernicus, Baldassarre said,
"We are proud of the body of work we've accomplished over the last 20
years and the company we built together. I leave the business in the other
founders’ capable hands in a good place and positioned for growth." |
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In
response to Baldassarre's departure, co-founder
Paul Rigg stated, "We wish Juan Cruz every success in his next venture
and thank him for all he has done for the business.” |
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Despite
his departure, Baldassarre will continue to assist
Copernicus as a non-executive, advising on the studio's service productions. |
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Copernicus
is poised for continued growth, and the company's leadership team is
committed to maintaining the high standard of excellence that Rigg, Holland,
Bain and Baldassarre helped to establish. With a
talented team, a proven track record of success, and a focus on IP, the
future of Copernicus is bright. _______ Press
inquiries: C2C
Communications Charlene
Coy charlene@c2ccommunications.com |
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