AMC Global Media Chief Communications Officer Georgia Juvelis Exiting Later This Year
Georgia Juvelis, AMC Global Media’s chief communications officer, will leave the company at the end of the year after 19 years. AMC says it will not appoint a successor, instead adopting a new communications department structure.
Juvelis joined in 2007, when the company was known as Rainbow Media and AMC was shifting towards prestige drama. During her tenure, the business launched AMC Studios, expanded internationally and developed streaming services including AMC+, Shudder and Acorn TV; its programmes included *Mad Men*, *Breaking Bad* and *The Walking Dead*. CEO Kristin Dolan praised Juvelis’s leadership and contribution to the company.
In short
- Georgia Juvelis is leaving AMC Global Media at year’s end.
- She has led communications there for 19 years.
- AMC plans a new communications structure without a successor.
Explained simply
AMC Global Media is a television and streaming company whose channels and services include AMC, AMC+ and Shudder. It was formerly known as Rainbow Media and has grown from a cable-focused business into a company that also makes programmes and operates streaming services.
Georgia Juvelis joined in 2007 and led communications, helping explain the company’s work to audiences, journalists and industry partners. During her time there, AMC expanded its studios, international business and streaming services, alongside programmes such as Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
The communications role matters because it shapes how a media company presents its programmes and business to the public. AMC’s choice to reorganise the department without appointing a direct successor reflects a change in how it plans to handle that work.