Staff Reporters
Jun 22, 2011

Christine Fellowes promoted to Asia Pacific MD for Universal Networks

Christine Fellowes, former managing director, Asia Pacific, Comcast International Media Group, has been appointed managing director, Asia Pacific, of Universal Networks International. She has moved from Hong Kong to Singapore to take up the new role, which took effect immediately.

Christine Fellowes
Christine Fellowes

Fellowes now has oversight of NBC Universal's pay-TV channel operations throughout the region. In particular, she is managing combined channel brands such as 'Syfy universal', Diva universal', E-entertainment, and 'The style network'. The broadcaster says she has full oversight of all commercial aspects of the channe;s' operations, including building local partnerships and maximising business performance.

She is reporting to Belinda Menendez, president of Universal Networks International and TV Distribution.

Menendez says the promotion is well-deserved. "As one of the most highly respected and talented regional executives, (Fellowes) will bring a unique and compelling vision that will be vital to driving our integrated growth strategy," she said.

Comcast International Media Group is the global division of the leading US media conglomerate Comcast Corporation, which confirmed its majority ownership of NBC Universal in January this year.

 

Source:
Campaign Asia

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