Georgia Juvelis to Step Down as Chief Communications Officer for AMC Global Media
Georgia Juvelis will leave her role as chief communications officer at AMC Global Media at the end of 2026, after 19 years with the company. Her departure marks a change in how communications is organised: the team will report to the business units it supports, while longtime executives Jim Maiella, Olivia Dupuis and Matt Pollack remain involved in corporate communications, talent and entertainment activities.
Juvelis joined the company, then called Rainbow Media, in 2007 as AMC was building its reputation with dramas including *Mad Men* and *Breaking Bad*. During her tenure, the company spun off publicly in 2011, launched AMC Studios and expanded internationally, while developing streaming services and franchises. CEO Kristin Dolan praised Juvelis’s leadership and contribution; Juvelis reflected on the colleagues and experiences that shaped her career, including joining while expecting her daughter and leaving after dropping her off at college.
In short
- Georgia Juvelis is stepping down at year’s end after 19 years.
- AMC’s communications team will report directly to business units.
- Her tenure spanned AMC’s growth in prestige TV, streaming and global franchises.
Explained simply
AMC Global Media is the company behind the AMC television network and entertainment brands including AMC Studios. It was once called Rainbow Media and became a publicly traded company in 2011, later expanding into streaming and international markets.
Georgia Juvelis joined in 2007, when AMC was gaining attention for dramas such as Mad Men and Breaking Bad. As chief communications officer, she led the company’s communications work; CEO Kristin Dolan and executives Jim Maiella, Olivia Dupuis and Matt Pollack are among the senior figures connected with that work.
Communications helps a media company explain its programmes, business decisions and public profile to audiences, staff and the press. How that work is organised can affect how closely communications teams coordinate with the different parts of the business.
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