By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 11/14/2008 5:17:00 AM
Cartoon Network has named Nathania Seales VP, production, for Cartoon Network on-air.
Seales, who had been senior director of on-air production for the network, oversees program production, as well as on-air promotion, branding, and advertising sponsorships, for Cartoon and co-owned retro channel Boomerang (shows that have come back).
Seales is based in Atlanta and reports to Michael Ouweleen, senior VP and creative director, on-air.
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