CME's deputy chief executive and group external affairs director has won a position on the board of the Association of Commercial Television and Video-on-Demand Services.
Media group CME, owner of the Czech television station Nova, now has a representative on the board of the Association of European Commercial Television and Video-on-Demand Services (ACT). Klára Brachtlová, CME's deputy CEO and director of external affairs, has been appointed.
Klára Brachtlová has more than 15 years of experience in managing the operations and finances of television broadcasting and oversees the operation of CME's stations and streaming platforms in six Central and Eastern European countries. In addition to her new role at ACT, she remains a member of the Board of Directors of the Czech Association of Commercial Television (AKTV) and Vice-Chair of the Board of the State Audiovisual Fund.
ACT brings together around thirty television and streaming companies as well as holders of sports broadcasting rights. CME is the only member from the Czech Republic; other members include Paramount, Disney, AMC Networks, Canal and Warner Bros. Discovery.
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