AMC Global Media Chief Communications Officer Georgia Juvelis Exiting Later This Year
Departure and department changes
CEO Kristin Dolan said Juvelis had been an important part of the company for 19 years. Dolan praised her leadership and described her as a trusted colleague and partner who helped guide communications during important moments.
A tenure spanning company change
Juvelis joined AMC in 2007, when it was still called Rainbow Media and the network was beginning a shift toward prestige drama. The article notes that “Mad Men” debuted that year.
Her work included helping shape the company’s global communications strategy through shows including “The Walking Dead” and “Breaking Bad,” as well as Anne Rice-related projects and the recent rebrand to AMC Global Media. The rebrand reflected a more platform-agnostic approach.
Milestones during her time
In her farewell message, Juvelis recalled the company’s transformation from a classic movie channel into a destination for prestige drama. She also cited the 2011 public spin-off, the launch of AMC Studios and the company’s global expansion as defining moments.
Dolan said Juvelis leaves a lasting mark on the company and wished her well in what comes next. Juvelis described AMC Global Media as her home and said her colleagues, friendships and experiences made it more than a workplace.
Key points
- Georgia Juvelis will leave AMC Global Media at the end of the year after 19 years.
- AMC said it will not hire a successor and will restructure its communications department.
- Juvelis joined the company in 2007, when it was still called Rainbow Media.
- Her tenure included the company’s programming shift, global expansion and rebrand.