He is in line to vote as one of the family's seven seats on the board of Redstone's National Amusements holding company, which controls both Viacom and CBS. This means that Dauman, as CEO of Viacom, would eventually report to himself, while CBS Chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves would report to him as well. Meanwhile, the role of Shari Redstone, Sumner's 61-year-old daughter and the president of the family's movie- theater chain National Amusements, remains unclear. She spends her time running a venture-capital firm called Advancit, an early investor in Maker Studios, and waiting for a clearer signal from her father. "It could change any day. It could have already changed and we don't know," a Wall Street analyst who closely follows the process told TheWrap. Neil Macker, an entertainment industry analyst at Morningstar, told The Wrap that Viacom and CBS should merge. "It would help balance them out," he said.