National Geographic Partners’ Jeff Schneider, executive vice president of television business affairs, and Evelyn Miller, deputy chief counsel
Media company National Geographic Partners split its business and legal divisions, announced Thursday. Two of its top lawyers have been tapped to lead the newly created separate teams.
August 01, 2019 at 07:17 PM
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National Geographic Partners appointed two of its in-house lawyers to newly created leadership roles Thursday, as the media company divides its business and legal affairs division.
The Washington, D.C.-based company, a joint venture between the nonprofit National Geographic Society and the Walt Disney Co., announced Jeffrey Schneider as executive vice president of television business affairs and operations and Evelyn Miller as deputy chief counsel of NGP.
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