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Pam Levine Exits Netflix as Marketing & Publicity VP (EXCLUSIVE)
Source: Variety · Published
Pam Levine, Netflix’s marketing and publicity VP for the U.S. and Canada, is out at the streamer after a year and a half in her post, Variety has confirmed. Levine joined Netflix in April 2025. She managed all publicity and marketing for all film and TV series for the U.S. and Ca
Pam Levine, Netflix’s marketing and publicity VP for the U.S. and Canada, is out at the streamer after a year and a half in her post, Variety has confirmed. Levine joined Netflix in April 2025.
She managed all publicity and marketing for all film and TV series for the U.S. and Canada. She reported to […]
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