Josh Sapan, the former CEO of AMC Networks, departed the company in 2021 after leading it through a period of significant growth. He is now focusing on increasing representation for people with disabilities in television and film.
Sapan led AMC Networks from a channel showing reruns of classic movies to a programming powerhouse responsible for critically acclaimed and popular shows like "Breaking Bad." He left his position as CEO in 2021, marking the end of his tenure at the company he had guided through what is described as the peak TV era.
The former executive is now dedicating his efforts toward championing disability on screen. The source does not detail *how* Sapan intends to achieve this goal, but highlights it as his current focus following his departure from AMC Networks.
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