The Motion Picture Association has hired public relations veteran John Mercurio as senior vice president of corporate communications. Mercurio will report to and serve as a deputy to Emily Lenzner,…
Mercurio will report to and serve as a deputy to Emily Lenzner, executive VP of global communications and public affairs. He will have joint oversight of the trade group’s global communications, media relations, digital media and events practices. Mercurio will join the association on Sept. 28 and be based in its headquarters in Washington, D.C.
“The Motion Picture Association is at the forefront of this pivotal moment for the film and television industry,” Mercurio said. “I look forward to working with the MPA team and our iconic members to advance our advocacy goals on behalf of all storytellers around the world.”
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