The board of directors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced on Tuesday that it has reappointed incumbent governors Devon Franklin (directors branch), Rodrigo Garcia (directors branch) and Janet Young (producers branch) to a three-year term. finished. . The new term starts on 1 July.
Franklin, Garcia and Young were first appointed in May 2019 and replace previous co-owners Gregory Nava, Jennifer Juh Nelson and Reginald Hadlin as part of the Academy A2020 initiative aimed at fostering greater engagement and increasing membership in the community.
“Devon, Rodrigo and Janet have demonstrated a level of commitment to the academy and its members, and our continued investment in representation, participation and fairness is immeasurable. “They are respected leaders and we have this opportunity to continue their great work,” Academy President David Rubin said in a press release today. We are happy that we are.”
Governors can serve for up to three years (consecutive or non-consecutive), followed by a two-year vacation. After that, his term will be renewed for another two or three years, with a maximum of 12 years.
Beyond the major locations, the 17 branches of AMPAS are located by three governors who may serve for three consecutive years.
2022-2023 Academy Board of Directors will be elected in June.
Source: Deadline
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