Randel A. Falco, commonly known as Randy Falco, is an American media executive born on December 26, 1953. He has built a prominent career in the media industry over more than four decades, holding key leadership positions at major companies. Falco began his professional journey at NBC, where he spent 31 years from the mid-1970s until 2006, eventually serving as the network's president and chief operating officer. His tenure at NBC was instrumental in various operational and strategic developments during a transformative period for broadcast television. In November 2006, Falco transitioned to AOL as chairman of the board and CEO, leading the company through a challenging phase of digital media evolution until March 2009. He then joined Univision Communications in January 2011 as executive vice president and chief operating officer. Promoted to president and CEO in June 2011, Falco guided Univision's expansion in Hispanic media markets, overseeing content production, distribution, and digital initiatives during a period of significant growth for the company targeting Latino audiences in the United States. He retired from this role in June 2018, capping a career defined by operational expertise and strategic oversight in media conglomerates.