Georgia Juvelis will resign as the chief communications officer for AMC Global Media at the end of 2026. Juvelis will conclude a 19-year career with the company, having joined the firm in 2007.
At the time of her hiring, the company operated as Rainbow Media under the Cablevision corporate structure of the Dolan family. The studio launched a public spin-off in 2011 and subsequently established AMC Studios.
AMC Global Media expanded its portfolio to include award-winning services such as Acorn TV, Shudder, and AMC+. The company also developed major franchises, including the Immortal Universe of Anne Rice and The Walking Dead Universe.
Juvelis noted that she joined when the network was transitioning from a classic movie channel into a destination for prestige drama. She observed that shows like Breaking Bad and Mad Men entered the cultural ether and helped define an era, followed by the ratings success of The Walking Dead.
Juvelis expressed gratitude to Kristin Dolan for her trust and support, and described former boss Josh Sapan as a friend and mentor.
