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Katie Martin Kelley Exits Warner Bros for Netflix VP Communications Post

Katie Martin Kelley Exits Warner Bros for Netflix VP Communications Post
Katie Martin Kelley Exits Warner Bros For Netflix VP Comms Post · deadline.com

Katie Martin Kelley has a very important job at movie studios: she tells reporters and fans about new movies.

She used to work at Warner Bros., a big company that makes movies.

Now she is going to work at Netflix, a company that streams movies and shows on the internet.

At Netflix, she will help tell people about the movies that Dan Lin is making.

She will start her new job on September 8.

Her new boss, Dani Dudeck, is very happy to have her.

Katie has been doing this kind of job for more than 20 years.

Some people at her old company are leaving because Warner Bros.

might be bought by another company called Paramount.

Katie's new job will include movies, cartoons for kids, and shows from other countries.

It is a big change, but she is excited to start.

Key facts

New role
VP Communications, Film at Netflix
Start date
September 8
Reports to
Dani Dudeck, Netflix Chief Communications Officer
Previous role
EVP Communications, Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group
Experience
More than 20 years, including 12 years at Paramount
Predecessor
Not a replacement for Emily Feingold, who exited in June
Context
Second high-level WBD executive to leave recently; Pia Barlow joined Amazon MGM Studios
Warner Bros. 2025 box office
North of $4B worldwide

Quotes

Katie Martin Kelley

Former Warner Bros EVP of Communications

“I’m excited to welcome Katie to Netflix as our VP of Communications, Film. She brings more than 20 years of experience from some of the world’s most renowned studios, where she’s worked with some of the industry’s most celebrated storytellers. I look forward to partnering with her as we support Netflix’s ambitious global film slate.”
deadline.com
“I am thrilled to join Netflix and look forward to collaborating with its creative teams to bring compelling stories to audiences worldwide.”
deadline.com

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