Christina Lee brings more than 25 years of experience in entertainment public relations to her role as Co-Governor of the Public Relations Peer Group. She has worked with and learned from the finest publicists in the business, honing her craft and gaining valuable insight into the world of media and television.
Currently, she is consulting for top entertainment clients. Previously, she was Principal, Communications, for Amazon MGM Studios and before that, Vice President, Communications for the television division at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios (MGM). During her time at Amazon MGM Studios, she launched the studio's distribution division; led publicity efforts for original series, including House of David, which garnered 22M viewers in its first two weeks on air; pitched and secured executives, producers, and heads of departments for top trade lists and speaking opportunities; and headed publicity for the consumer products team.
She has overseen some of today's most successful series, including Wednesday (Netflix), The Handmaid's Tale (HULU), Fargo (FX), Vikings (HISTORY), Vikings: Valhalla (Netflix), and Luis Miguel: La Serie (Telemundo/Netflix), just to name a few. Prior to joining MGM, she worked at Broad Green Pictures, where she headed corporate communications for the studio, and before that, she worked at Rogers & Cowan, where she oversaw campaigns for clients, including Target and Saban Brands' entertainment divisions. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Radio, Television, Film from California State University, Northridge, and began her career at DreamWorks, SKG.
Christina has served on many committees during her time at the Television Academy, including serving as a member on the Executive Committee, Co-Chair of the Televerse Committee, and Co-Chair of the Creative Arts Emmy Telecast Committee. Before becoming the Co-Governor of the Public Relations branch, Lee spent two years as an active member of the esteemed Peer Group Executive Committee (PGEC).
Christina lives with her family in Los Angeles and loves traveling, cooking, and discovering new TV series. She also believes strongly in giving back to her community, which led her to become a regular volunteer at the Motion Picture Television Fund and West Valley Food Pantry.
