Agnes Chu is the President of Entertainment at Condé Nast. As head of Condé Nast Entertainment, Chu oversees the digital video, TV and film division and the expansion of its dedicated brand studios for the New Yorker, Wired, GQ, Vogue and Vanity Fair.

Previous to her role at Condé Nast, Chu served as SVP, Head of Programming for Disney's OTT service. In her role, Chu was charged with developing and delivering premium content through collaborations across the company’s vast portfolio of brands, including Walt Disney Studios, ABC, Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm.

During her 10-year career at Disney, Chu served in a variety of capacities--most recently she was executive of Story and Franchise Development at Walt Disney Imagineering; while working for CEO Bob Iger, she was instrumental to the successful opening of the Shanghai Disney Resort and the relaunch of the Star Wars franchise; as a television executive at ABC, she oversaw programming for shows including General Hospital and Don’t Trust the B- In Apartment 23; and as a digital leader, she led the creation of original video content for digital platforms, such as the Emmy-nominated web series LOST: Mysteries of the Universe, and the first-ever livestream of the red carpet and behind-the-scenes coverage at the Academy Awards.

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