Diane Nelson took a leave of absence in April for family reasons from Warner Bros. and now that is permanent as she has exited her roles as President of DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Consumer Products.

Nelson said in the announcement:

Warner Bros. has been my home for over 20 years with a wide variety of incredible professional experiences. The last nine–rebuilding and managing DC Entertainment–have been a particular highlight and privilege. With the support and talents of our staff and creators, I am proud to leave DC even stronger than when I joined it. I will miss everyone—particularly my executive management team—without whom none of our achievements could have been realized. And I am excited to take on my next professional adventure.

Nelson took over in her role in 2009 and spearheaded the development of the DC Universe of movies and television shows. Before her current roles, Nelson served as president and chief content officer of Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment.

The DC executive team of Dan DiDio, Jim Lee, Geoff Johns and Amit Desai will answer to Warner Bros’ chief digital officer and EVP Strategy and Business Development Thomas Gewecke. Pam Lifford is now the president of Warner Bros Consumer Products.