It's the Corporate Communications Manager at Netflix, they are pretty much a public spokesperson for the company so I don't think there is any harm done here. It's not a low-level employee.
(1) You shouldn't have to find this info in some blog post after some googling.
(2) You should address functions, not people. People change, but someone dealing with copyright infringement at Netflix will still be there in five years.
I don't think it's a big deal to leave some public figure's name in there (though I would personally have censored it out), but the argument you make doesn't make sense to me.
