Chun leads Discovery’s corporate development initiatives related to digital strategy. He continues to play an integral role in the development and growth of the company’s multiplatform and mobile strategy. For one, last year Chun and his team drove Discovery’s minority investment and strategic partnership to form Group Nine Media, a new holding company consisting of Thrillist, NowThis, The Dodo and Discovery’s digital network Seeker. He’s a board member of United Neighborhood Houses, a NYC non-profit comprising 38 settlement houses and community centers dedicated to serving New Yorkers in need of community support. “In an age of increasing economic and political polarization, organizations like UNH that improve the cohesiveness of diverse communities across the socioeconomic spectrum are more important than ever,” Chun says.

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Ringing In 35 Years: NCTA’s Bell Looks Back at Events that Shaped Cable

Last week, NCTA SVP, Creative Services Mark Bell clocked in for the final time after 35 years with the association. That role made him a critical strategist for NCTA’s former trade shows and its current live events, including the just-wrapped reimagined Kaitz Event. Before he headed off into retirement and Kristin Buch stepped into his role, Cablefax chatted with Bell about his time in the industry.

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