Lauren Roche, Head of Content for HGTV The co -host of “HGTV House Party” died on Thursday due to acute healing leukemia. It was 55.
“Lauren was the rare leader who raised everyone around him,” wrote Channing Deni, head of Warner Bruce Group, in a memorandum sent on Thursday to the employees. “It is known for his fixed dedication, his endless kindness, and unusual integrity, Lauren built not only successful shows, but permanent relationships, which act as a guide, advocate and real friend of countless colleagues via the TV scene. It is inspired by doing their best work.”
RUCH with HGTV was the best programming executive since 2008. He was appointed head of the Lifestyle Cable in January 2023. early in the period of HGTV, he supervised the production of this series “HGTV Dream Home”, “HGTV Green Home”, “Rose Parade” and “White HISBRING HERVER” as a producer Executive. As head of the content, he managed the programming “My Lottery Dream Home”, “Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge”, “Ceguity IOU”, “Battle on the Beach” and “A Brady Genovation”.
Earlier, RUCH, Vice President for Development and Programming for HGTV, DIY Network and Great American Country. He started his term in Discovery Warner Bruce-Cable network owned in 2005, overseeing additional programming, including the beautiful food and living network.
Channing Dungey, Chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Television and Us Networks Ruch and his network contributions in a note that I sent to its employees for his death.
Before joining HGTV, he worked in Los Angeles for Fox O & O Kttv-TV on “Good Day La” and “Good Day Live” as a great product for morning news programs. He started his career in talk shows during the day and gaming shows, including “Home & Family”, “Love Connection” and “Family Feud”.
RUCH also worked as a member of the Live Out Loud Board of Directors, a non -profit organization that supports LGBTQ+ Youth by connecting it to LGBTQ professionals in their community.
“For those of us, they are lucky enough to know and love Lauren, the things that we remember and cherish them go beyond his professional achievements.” “We remember the heat of the way in which his team and colleagues supported, celebrating their victories and lending to sympathetic ear when things were difficult. Nour Lauren has not touched everyone lucky enough to know him.
Roche survived by his wife, David Salas. His mother, father and brother. Conservations can be provided in RUCH memory to Alisa Ann Roche Bern or Be the match.
