Melissa Chambless serves as executive vice president, Entertainment Marketing for TBS, TNT and truTV. In this role, she oversees all marketing, creative advertising and digital media for the networks. Chambless is based in Atlanta and reports to Chris Spadaccini, Chief Marketing Officer, WarnerMedia Entertainment.

Chambless’ responsibilities include oversight of strategic and brand marketing, franchise management, social media and digital products. She works hand in hand with the networks' development, programming, ad sales, research and publicity teams to define, articulate and execute key entertainment business strategies, series and specials. Her recently launched campaigns include TNT’s latest hit series “Snowpiercer,” “Shaq Life,” “AEW: Dynamite” and truTV’s “Hot Ones: The Game Show” and the network’s first-ever theatrical release “Impractical Jokers: The Movie.”

Prior to this role, Chambless served as senior vice president, Brand Marketing for TBS and TNT and led award-winning, cutting edge marketing campaigns across linear and digital platforms for such hits as “Claws,” “Animal Kingdom” and Emmy®-winning “The Alienist.” She also oversaw campaigns for TBS's string of comedy hits, including Emmy®-nominated “Full Frontal with Samantha Bee,” “The Last OG, “Miracle Workers” and “CONAN.”

In 2012, Chambless was named vice president, Marketing for TBS and TNT's unscripted programming, as well as Turner Classic Movies (TCM). In that role, she led high-profile marketing and social media campaigns for such series as TBS's “CONAN,” the Screen Actors Guild Awards on TBS and TNT, and the annual TCM Classic Film Festival.

Chambless, who originally joined Turner in 2000, earned a bachelor's degree in marketing from Florida State University. She is a longtime member of Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT), Turner Women (WarnerMedia Entertainment’s business resource group), and Atlanta chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA). In 2014, Variety named her one of "Hollywood's New Leaders" in the television arena.