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10 Charter Communications partnerships leaders
These ten current and former Charter Communications partnerships leaders have held vice president, senior director and director roles in business development, alliance management, affiliate partnerships, channel partner sales and retail and digital partnerships. A reader can learn how partnerships leaders work at Charter Communications from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Aaron Young
LinkedInExperience: Vice President of Business Development · Charter Communications
Vice President of Business Development at Charter Communications since 2023; the profile headline cites product strategy and partnership development. Earlier Charter roles shown are Senior Director, Business Development (2018–2023) and Director, Business Development (2014–2017). Before that, Senior Licensing Manager at LSI (2010–2014) and Sun Microsystems (2005–2009).
Alber Shoukry
LinkedInExperience: Director of Business Development Partnerships · Spectrum
Director of Business Development Partnerships at Spectrum since 2026. Earlier Spectrum roles shown are Senior Manager, Digital Sales Marketing Business Development (2023–2026), Senior Manager, Business Development and Strategic Partnerships (2021–2023), Regional Manager, Business Development Strategic Partnerships (2019–2021) and Area Sales Manager, Retail Partnerships (2016–2019).
Ann Bachelder Sookswat
LinkedInExperience: Director - Business Development · Charter Communications
Director - Business Development at Charter Communications since 2017, a general management role based in Denver, per the profile, alongside Senior Manager, Business Development (Product) there since 2017. Earlier roles shown are Program Manager, UCHealth CARE Innovation Center at the University of Colorado Anschutz (2015–2017) and Adjunct Professor at the University of Denver (2014–2016).
David Kogut
LinkedInExperience: Director - Digital Partner Strategy · Charter Communications
Director - Digital Partner Strategy at Charter Communications since 2025, leading affiliate and digital partner strategy for Spectrum and managing performance-based sales channels, per the profile. Earlier Charter roles shown are Sr. Manager - Affiliate Strategy - Digital Partners (2022–2025) and Account Executive III - Digital Partnerships (2020–2022). Before that, a retail field sales manager at Samsung Electronics America (2018–2020).
Giovanni De Choudens
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Alliance Management · Charter Communications
Former Vice President Alliance Management at Charter Communications (2018–2023). Later Charter roles shown are Vice President Mobile Product (2023–2024) and GVP Mobile Products since 2024. Earlier roles shown are strategic advisor at GCH Advisory Services (2017–2018) and Vice President & General Manager covering strategy and partnership development at LeEco US (2016–2017).
Jeff Jarecke
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Director, Channel Partner Sales · Charter Communications
Former Sr. Director, Channel Partner Sales at Charter Communications (2023–2026), a sales department role per the profile. Earlier Charter roles shown are Sr. Director, MDU Sales (2014–2023) and Sr. Director, Sales and Retention (2013–2014). Before that, Director, Residential Direct Sales at Cablevision (2010–2013) and Director, Sales at Bresnan Communication (2004–2010).
Kevin Dowell
LinkedInExperience: VP, Media and Affiliate Partnerships · Charter Communications
VP, Media and Affiliate Partnerships at Charter Communications since 2016, a marketing department role per the profile. Earlier roles shown are Group Vice President at Time Warner Cable Media (2012–2016), and Senior Vice President (2005–2012) and Vice President, Media (2001–2005) at Insight Communications.
Sam H.
LinkedInExperience: Director of Sales And Business Development · Charter Communications
Director of Sales And Business Development at Charter Communications since 2019, leading a six-state regional sales organization for Spectrum Community Solutions in the Midwest, per the profile. Earlier roles shown are Regional Director of Sales and Marketing (2016–2019) and Director of Sales and Marketing, West Division (2013–2016) at Comcast, and Residential Direct Sales Manager at Cablevision (2004–2013).
Stephanie Revis
LinkedInExperience: Director, Retail Partnerships · Charter Communications
Former Director, Retail Partnerships at Charter Communications (2019–2021), after Manager Retail Partnerships there (2017–2019). Later Charter roles shown are Director, Retail Strategy (2021–2026) and Sr. Director Retail Strategy since 2026; the profile cites work across national retail channels. Before that, Third Party Retail Manager at Time Warner Cable (2013–2017).
Stephen Webster
LinkedInExperience: Director of Alliance Management · Charter Communications
Director of Alliance Management at Charter Communications since 2020; the profile cites leading engagements with strategic business partners. Earlier Charter roles shown are Vice President of Carrier Sales (2011–2019) and Director of Sales Channels (2004–2011). Other roles shown are Principal at Webster Group West (2019–2020) and Vice President of Sales at Comcast (2002–2003).
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Match the person's partnership area to your question, since the titles on this page cover alliances, media and affiliate partners, retail and digital partners, channel partner sales and regional business development. Check each person's dates to see whether they still hold the role.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does a large cable operator decide which device, content or wireless partners to form alliances with?
- 02What does a retail or digital affiliate partner need to bring to a sales partnership with Spectrum?
- 03How are alliance management, affiliate partnership and channel partner sales teams organized at a large cable company?
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