Sally Habbershaw

Sally Habbershaw has had a long and varied career in the media industry. Sally started their career in 1993 as a Programming Manager at Parallel Media - NBC Europe. Sally then moved on to Granada Sky Broadcasting, where they worked as a Planning & Acquisitions Manager, responsible for the long and short-term strategy and acquisitions of entertainment channels. Sally then became the Director of Programming at Comedy Central, where they set up the programming department and developed an effective and imaginative content lineup.

In 2002, Sally joined VH1 as the VP General Manager, tasked with increasing the brand profile and ratings of the VH1 UK brand portfolio. After that, they became the Director of Development at VH1, leading the development of new programming.

Sally later joined Gawker Media as a Strategic Content Consultant, where they created and implemented a content strategy across digital platforms, developed series formats, and pitched to relevant US networks. Sally then moved on to AMC Networks, where they served as the VP of Scheduling, Acquisitions & Promotions. In this role, they oversaw the programming, scheduling, and commissions across international channels and VOD services.

Sally's next position was at A&E Television, where they worked as the VP of International Programming, Production & Operations. In this role, they were responsible for overseeing international programming, production, and operations.

Their most recent role was as the EVP Americas at All3Media International, where they currently work. In this role, they oversee operations in the Americas region.

Overall, Sally Habbershaw has a diverse range of experience in various roles within the media industry, with a focus on programming, acquisitions, and strategic leadership.

Sally Habbershaw attended The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) where they earned a Bachelor's Degree. Additionally, they completed the Cable Executive Management Program at Harvard Business School Executive Education in 2012.