10 Charter Communications executives
Chief Operating Officer, EVP & CHRO and other senior leaders of Charter Communications are among these ten Charter Communications executives, who hold or have held C-suite, president and senior vice president roles there. A reader can learn how Charter Communications's executives lead the company's businesses and functions from people who have held the roles.
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Catherine Bohigian
LinkedInExperience: Chief Government Affairs & Public Policy Officer · Charter Communications
Chief Government Affairs & Public Policy Officer at Charter Communications since November 2025, a role the highlight describes as leading enterprise-wide government affairs, public policy and public affairs functions. At Charter they were also Executive Vice President, Government Affairs (2013–2025), and their profile lists Senior Vice President, Federal Affairs at Cablevision Systems Corp. (2010–2013).
Danny Bowman
LinkedInExperience: Executive Vice President of Product · Charter Communications
Executive Vice President of Product at Charter Communications since March 2018, a role the highlight describes as leading all Charter's product lines and driving convergence across connectivity and entertainment experiences. Their profile also lists Board Member at Federated Wireless since 2023 and Chief Revenue Officer at LeEco Holdings North America at LeEco US (2016–2017).
David Kline
LinkedInExperience: President of Spectrum Reach, Executive Vice President of Charter, · Charter Communications
President of Spectrum Reach and Executive Vice President of Charter at Charter Communications since October 2015, based in New York. Their profile also lists Chief Operating Officer at Ensequence (2012–2015), President COO Cablevison Media Sales Corporation at Cablevision (1997–2012) and Senior Vice President GM - Sportschannel Ohio (now Fox Sports Ohio) at Rainbow Media (Cablevison) (1990–1997).
Jake Perlman
LinkedInExperience: Chief Technology and Information Officer · Charter Communications
Chief Technology and Information Officer at Charter Communications since May 2025, based in Denver, Colorado. At Charter they were also Executive Vice President, Software Development and IT (2021–2025) and Senior Vice President, Software Development (2016–2021), and their profile lists Chief Information Officer at Bright House Networks (2013–2016) and Vice President, IT at CenturyLink (2011–2013).
Keith Dardis
LinkedInExperience: EVP Spectrum Business · Charter Communications
EVP Spectrum Business at Charter Communications since February 2025, based in Stamford, Connecticut, a role the profile places in the general management department. At Charter they were also SVP Enterprise & SMB (2025), SVP Community Solutions (2021–2025) and VP of Sales (2015–2021).
Nick Jeffery
LinkedInExperience: Chief Operating Officer · Charter Communications, Inc.
Chief Operating Officer at Charter Communications, Inc. since September 2026, based in Stamford, Connecticut. Their profile also lists President and Chief Executive Officer at Frontier Communications (2021–2026), Vodafone Group Executive Committee Member & CEO at Vodafone UK (2016–2021) and Head of Worldwide Sales and Europe Managing Director at Ciena (2002–2004).
Paul Marchand
LinkedInExperience: EVP & CHRO · Spectrum
EVP & CHRO at Spectrum since October 2015, a role the highlight describes as leading key enterprise functions for Charter Communications (aka Spectrum) including Human Resources, Corporate Physical Security, Diversity & Inclusion, Community Impact and Aviation. Their profile also lists SVP HR - North America (US and Canada) Beverages Division (PBC) (2012–2015) and SVP Global Talent Acquisition and Global Talent Mobility (2008–2012) at PepsiCo.
R. Adam Ray
LinkedInExperience: Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer · Charter Communications
Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer at Charter Communications since March 2022, based in Stamford, Connecticut. At Charter they were also Executive Vice President (2020–2022), Regional Vice President, Field Operations, Florida Region (2018–2020), GVP, Direct Sales & Spectrum Community Solutions (2016–2017) and VP, Direct Sales & Spectrum Community Solutions (2012–2016).
Tom Montemagno
LinkedInExperience: Executive Vice President, Programming Acquisition · Charter Communications
Executive Vice President, Programming Acquisition at Charter Communications since September 2016, based in the New York City Metropolitan Area. Their profile also lists Executive Vice President, Programming (2012–2016), Senior Vice President, Programming Acquisition (2009–2012) and Vice President, Programming Acquisition (1989–2009) at Cablevision.
Vikram Nangia
LinkedInExperience: SVP, Customer Operations · Charter Communications
SVP, Customer Operations at Charter Communications since August 2017, a role the highlight describes as leading digital servicing and credit, collections and fraud operations. Their profile also lists EVP Customer Service (2008–2017) and VP Finance (2001–2008) at American Express, and Director Of Business Development at Philip Morris International (1999–2001).
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