Georgia Juvelis Leaving As Chief Communications Officer Of AMC Global Media After 19 Years With Company
Georgia Juvelis will leave her post as chief communications officer of AMC Global Media at the end of 2026, after 19 years with the company. Her departure marks a change in how AMC handles communications: the central role will not be replaced, and teams across its businesses will manage their own communications while continuing to work together.
Juvelis joined the company, then called Rainbow Media, in 2007 as AMC began expanding into drama with *Mad Men*. During her tenure, the company launched AMC Studios, expanded internationally and developed streaming services including AMC+, Shudder and Acorn TV. CEO Kristin Dolan praised Juvelis’s leadership and contribution to the company; Juvelis described her colleagues and the chance to tell AMC’s story as highlights of her career.
In short
- Georgia Juvelis will step down at the end of 2026.
- She has worked at AMC Global Media for 19 years.
- AMC will distribute communications work across its business teams.