The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday edition big changes to Bell Media's senior ranks continued Wednesday with the arrival of a new deputy to its sales arm and the departure of six senior managers. The Globe's James Bradshaw writes Bell brought in new blood by hiring Mark Finney as its vice-president, strategic sales. He previously worked at The Guardian of London newspaper and for Star Media Group at Torstar Corp. A changing of the guard was also evident in the departures of two senior vice-presidents and three vice-presidents, as well as Discovery Channel president and general manager Paul Lewis, who had been with the network since 1994. The changes are the second wave of a reshuffling in Bell's management, driven by president Mary Ann Turcke, who took the helm in April. Bell is looking to get leaner and smooth the lines of authority that had grown complicated owing to mergers, such as the acquisition of Astral Media in 2013. Lesley Conway, who arrived as part of the Astral deal, leaves her role as senior vice-president, sales. Paul Rogers, senior vice-president of CTV News, is also out, having worked at the network since 2002. Four other existing managers were promoted or given expanded roles.