Emily Feingold, who has worked at Netflix since 2017 and most recently served as vice president of communications, is leaving the streaming service.
«"Emily has been a dedicated member of the Netflix team for eight years, making significant contributions. We are deeply grateful for all she has done for our team and for the company, and we wish her every success in her future endeavors," said Dani Dudek, chief communications officer, in a statement.
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Feingold joined Netflix as part of the film division's leadership team when the OTT service was rapidly expanding its original film program. As the business grew, so did her reporting lineup; she eventually became responsible for all Netflix communications in the US and Canada.
Feingold's role has recently shifted to more focused leadership of content communications for the U.S. and Canada, as the team recently hired new executives, including Dudek and new vice president of global corporate communications, Kelly Pakula. Within the corporate team, Netflix recently announced the appointment of two new executives, including senior director of product and technology communications, Malorie Lucic, and head of U.S. political communications and external affairs, Caitlin Conant, both based in Washington.
Feingold has been responsible for communications at pivotal moments for Netflix, including the streaming service's recent acquisition of Warner Bros. and HBO Max, not to mention the limited theatrical release of films like the Oscar-winning film «Roma» 2018 and Martin Scorsese's 3.5-hour film «"Irishman »" 2019, as well as the first Netflix film to reach number one at the box office, "« "Demon Hunters" (K-Pop) last summer, and the upcoming wide release next year - «Greta Gerwig's Narnia. Additionally, Feingold led Netflix's communications during their entry into advertising, gaming, live events, and global streaming service viewership reporting.
Prior to joining Netflix, Feingold served as Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Communications at the private equity firm Andell, Inc. Previously, she spent 13 years in New York City, including as Vice President of Corporate Communications at Ralph Lauren and The Weinstein Company. Feingold began her career in the White House during the Clinton administration.
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