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Craig Peters is Chief Executive Officer of Getty Images, leading over 1,700 employees as they strive toward their objective of being the world’s leading content licensing platform and in turn, steering the company towards its mission of moving the world with images. As CEO, Craig has overarching responsibility for the organization, and is also a member of Getty Images Board of Directors.
Craig joined Getty Images in 2007 as Vice President of Footage, Music and Multimedia following the acquisition of WireImage, where he served as Senior Vice President of New Media and Strategic Development. During his tenure with Getty Images, Craig has worked across the organization in a variety of leadership roles, including Content, Product, Marketing, Technology and Business Development functions.
Prior to Getty Images, Craig served key leadership roles in media and technology, for organizations such as FOX Sports Interactive, the PGA TOUR, Homestead.com (acquired by Intuit) and positions with A. T. Kearney and Eastman Kodak Company. In 2005 while at the PGA TOUR, Craig was awarded an Emmy by the National Television Academy for Outstanding Achievement in Advanced Media Technology for the Enhancement of Original Television Content.
Craig holds an MBA from The Wharton School of Business and a BS in Finance from The Ohio State University.
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Getty Images is the most trusted and esteemed source of visual content in the world, with over 200 million assets available through its industry-leading sites www.gettyimages.com and www.istock.com. The Getty Images website serves creative, business and media customers in almost 200 countries and is the first place people turn to discover, purchase and share powerful content from the world's best photographers and videographers. Getty Images works with over 200,000 contributors and hundreds of image partners to provide comprehensive coverage of more than 130,000 news, sport and entertainment events, impactful creative imagery to communicate any commercial concept and the world's deepest digital archive of historic photography.