President of Warner Bros. Animation Sam Register (pictured) is adding president of Cartoon Network Studios to his remit. Starting today in the role, Register will report to Tom Ascheim, president of Warner Bros. global kids and young adults and classics.

In his new role, Register will lead both animation studios, as separate entities, but plans to unite them with a commitment to “creative excellence, new voices and a culture of inclusion and collaboration,” according to a release. The two studios are currently producing 30 series, including Teen Titans Go! and Looney Tunes Cartoons at WBA and Craig of the Creek and We Bare Bears at CNS.

Ed Adams, the EVP and GM of Warner Bros. Animation, is growing his role and will oversee both studios alongside Register, to whom he reports.

Rob Sorcher, previous head of Cartoon Network Studios, will segue into an overall production deal with Warner Bros. Television Group, where he plans on creating animated and live-action properties.

In addition, Amy Friedman will take over Sorcher’s programming responsibilities for Cartoon Network. Friedman joined the division as a senior advisor to provide creative, strategic and inclusive programming guidance for Cartoon Network. She reports to Ascheim.

It’s been a year of flux for Cartoon Network, beginning with the departure of Christina Miller who stepped down at the end of last year. Ascheim joined the company in the new global kids, young adults and classics division in April of this year.