BET Networks has tapped former theGrio executive Amy DuBois Barnett as Senior Vice President and General Manager of BET Digital. In her role, Barnett will oversee all aspects of digital content of …
as Senior Vice President and General Manager of BET Digital. In her role, Barnett will oversee all aspects of digital content of BET non-linear platforms, BET’s digital and social strategy, content development, social programming, editorial, business development/partnerships, and digital business operations. Barnett will report to Scott Mills, President of BET Networks. She will be based in Los Angeles.
Before her stint at ESPN, Barnett served as editor-in-chief of Ebony magazine, as well as editor-in-chief of Honey and Teen People magazines, and the deputy editor of Harper’s Bazaar.
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