No replacement has been announced so far for Edward Adler, Time Warner Inc.’s Head of Communications, who will leave the company after spending more than 30 years in the same. During his tenure, he advised the Chief Executives Gerald Levin, Richard Parsons and Jeffrey Bewkes.

He will step down as Executive Vice President of Corporate Communications after an indefinite transition period, according to the New-York based Media Company. Though, the departure date was not disclosed.

Adler saw through the failed amalgamation with AOL under Levin in 2001, the proxy company led by billionaire investor Carl Icahn to break up the company under Parsons in 2006, and the by-product of AOL under current CEO Bewkes in December.

“This was the right moment to finally make the change I had wanted to make for some time”, Adler said in the statement.

Adler, who graduated from Vassar College and did his master’s degree in journalism from New York University, had joined Time Warner, when he was pursuing his studies. He started off his career as a journalist at the company’s Time magazine and also worked as a Programming Executive at its HBO operation.

He became the Vice President of corporate communications in 1997 and was promoted to Senior Vice President in the year 2000.