A+E Networks 
WGBH 
Vice Media 
This column is part of Variety's Broken Hollywood feature. For more execs and their opinions on the state of Hollywood, click here.It’s hard for me to accept the argument that millennials are not watching TV. I’m not one to believe that our culture of TV consumption is changing dramatically. It’s just how we consume and where we consume it that’s changing.But I think there’s also a problem in that there isn’t an overwhelming amount of content for millennials on the...
Vice Media
Nancy
Dubuc
CEO
Since being named CEO of Vice Media earlier this year, Dubuc has moved swiftly to make her mark on the youth-skewing content company — and overhaul its leadership in the wake of sexual-harassment reports that predate her arrival. In August, she announced a number of senior leader hires, including chief strategy officer Hozefa Lokhandwala, formerly of J.P. Morgan, and chief revenue officer Doug Jossem from Twitter. Dubuc finalized deals with Bell Media to air content from cable channel Viceland in Canada and with Verizon and RYOT to finance a series of feature-length documentaries. In her three years as CEO of A+E Networks, she grew the company’s international revenue and earnings and oversaw its expansion into over 335 million households worldwide.
