Post by Admin on Jun 4, 2020 6:14:43 GMT
variety.com/2020/film/news/studio-movie-grill-amc-executive-tonya-mangels-1234624883/
Studio Movie Grill has hired former AMC Entertainment executive Tonya Mangels as head of revenue and marketing for the chain, which operates 353 screens in 10 states.
She will report to CEO Brian Schultz. While at AMC, Mangels was a vice president overseeing brand strategy, studio marketing, loyalty data analytics partnerships, mobile app/kiosk ordering, digital streaming launch and food and beverage marketing.
“We are excited to welcome guests back to enjoying movies on the big screen with the reopening of SMG Theaters starting June 19, ” Schultz said. “Aligning with our vision, we will be donating 10% of all ticket and food and beverage proceeds throughout opening weekend (June 19-21) to support SMG team members at locations nationwide still furloughed due to COVID-19.”
The first phase of theater reopenings includes SMG Colony and SMG Tyler in Northern Texas and City Centre in Houston.
Mangels filed a federal suit against AMC Entertainment last year, accusing the company of firing her after she complained that she was paid far less than her male peers. The action has not been resolved.
Studio Movie Grill has hired former AMC Entertainment executive Tonya Mangels as head of revenue and marketing for the chain, which operates 353 screens in 10 states.
She will report to CEO Brian Schultz. While at AMC, Mangels was a vice president overseeing brand strategy, studio marketing, loyalty data analytics partnerships, mobile app/kiosk ordering, digital streaming launch and food and beverage marketing.
“We are excited to welcome guests back to enjoying movies on the big screen with the reopening of SMG Theaters starting June 19, ” Schultz said. “Aligning with our vision, we will be donating 10% of all ticket and food and beverage proceeds throughout opening weekend (June 19-21) to support SMG team members at locations nationwide still furloughed due to COVID-19.”
The first phase of theater reopenings includes SMG Colony and SMG Tyler in Northern Texas and City Centre in Houston.
Mangels filed a federal suit against AMC Entertainment last year, accusing the company of firing her after she complained that she was paid far less than her male peers. The action has not been resolved.