Georgia Juvelis is set to step down as chief communications officer of AMC Global Media at the end of 2026, after 19 years with the company. All outlets say she is exiting later this year, citing her long tenure and role leading communications across AMC’s media brands.
The reporting also highlights a structural change in how communications will be organized after her departure. Deadline and Variety both describe AMC moving away from a centralized communications approach, shifting coverage and teams to report within individual business units. Variety adds that the communications team will shift to reporting into business units that oversee brands including AMC Network, AMC+, IFC, SundanceTV, and BBC America.
The accounts differ mainly in detail. Deadline emphasizes that Juvelis announces the decision through an internal memo and that her position will not be immediately replaced. The Hollywood Reporter provides a shorter confirmation of her planned exit later this year, without additional structural specifics.
