C21Media
Patricia Arescy is a seasoned professional currently serving as the Business Development Director at C21Media and as a Commercial Media Consultant at PCA Media. With extensive experience in commercial strategy across various sectors, including television, technology, and film, Patricia has a proven track record of securing commercial revenue, identifying new revenue streams, and designing innovative sponsorship packages. Previous roles include Vice President of International Sales at Deadline Hollywood, and various leadership positions at Informa Tech, Digital TV Europe, and Broadcast. Patricia's career began at FT Business as a Sales Executive, supported by a Master’s degree in Bilingual Translation from the University of Westminster.
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C21Media
C21Media is the market-leading B2B information provider to the international content business, combing a portfolio of publishing brands with an events business and powerful online screenings marketplace. C21 has defined new content models, supported by a traditional publishing portfolio, while positioning itself at the heart of the digital revolution. C21 brands include ClubC21, The International Format Awards, FutureMedia, Channel 21 international, Drama Quarterly, Content London, Content LA, Content Nigeria, The International Drama Awards, Content Academy, Schedule Watch and the mothership; C21Media.net. Its broad range of products and services converge in the portal C21Media.net, which now attracts more than 200,000 unique visitors each month and has consolidated a position as Home to The International Entertainment Community. Leading executives, from the heads of Hollywood studios, to those running channels and production companies around the world, turn to C21 first every day to find out what's going on in the world of content. Launched in July 1997, C21Media has built a multi-platform business that is versatile, effective, and invaluable for those whose job it is to make and distribute programming to all platforms in the 21st Century.