AMC Global Media communications chief Georgia Juvelis to exit at end of 2026
Juvelis announced her departure in an internal memo, and the company will not fill the Chief Communications Officer role.
Georgia Juvelis will step down as Chief Communications Officer of AMC Global Media at the end of 2026, according to deadline.com. She announced her departure in an internal memo to staff, and the company will not fill the role.
Communications duties will move away from a centralized structure and shift to each business's own communications team. CEO Kristin Dolan praised Juvelis's 19 years of service in a statement.
Juvelis joined AMC Global Media precursor Rainbow Media as a vice president in 2007, when AMC was beginning its move into drama series with Mad Men. She has cited Mad Men and Breaking Bad as defining AMC dramas, followed by The Walking Dead.
She also points to AMC's 2011 public spin-off, the launch of AMC Studios and the company's global expansion as milestones from her tenure.
AMC Global Media operates services including AMC+, Shudder and Acorn TV, along with franchises such as The Walking Dead Universe and Anne Rice's Immortal Universe.
Quick answers
Who is leaving AMC Global Media?
Georgia Juvelis, Chief Communications Officer, will step down at the end of 2026.
Will AMC Global Media replace its communications chief?
No. The company will not fill the Chief Communications Officer role, and communications duties will shift to each business's own team.