Alexandra Rose Mahon (born 29 October 1973) is a British businesswoman. She has been the chief executive of Channel 4 since October 2017, succeeding David Abraham as the first female CEO of the channel.

Alex Mahon is the Chief Executive of British public-service television broadcaster Channel 4, which prides itself of its aim to deliver high-quality, innovative content, taking creative risks, inspiring positive change to represent the diversity of …

Alex Mahon is the Chief Executive of Channel 4, a publicly owned and commercially funded public service media organisation that creates change through entertainment.

Alex Mahon is the Chief Executive of British public-service television broadcaster Channel 4, which prides itself of its aim to deliver high-quality, innovative content, taking creative risks, inspiring positive change to represent all of Great Britain in its programmes and content.

The Channel 4 Board today announced the appointment of Alex Mahon as the next Chief Executive of Channel 4. Alex is currently CEO of Foundry, a global technology business delivering visual...

2020年3月30日 · Mahon took the reins of Channel 4 from ex-advertising executive David Abraham just as the publicly-owned, commercially funded broadcaster was advised by the U.K. government, after years of...

Foundry CEO Alex Mahon has been confirmed as the next Chief Executive of the UK’s Channel 4, becoming the first woman to lead the broadcaster since it was founded in 1982. Mahon joins the company after two years at Foundry, the special effects firm behind blockbuster films such as Guardians of the Galaxy and Avatar .

2022年5月11日 · Alex Mahon, chief executive of the commercially funded broadcaster, told the Financial Times she would remain “independent” during the expected legislative battle, focus on delivering Channel...

Alex Mahon is CEO of Channel 4, which is publicly-owned and commercially-funded with a statutory remit to deliver high-quality, innovative, alternative content that challenges the status quo. At the end of 2020, Alex launched the Future4 strategy setting out to transform Channel 4 into a digital-first public service broadcaster.