The next "Jury Insights" conversation features May Baroudi, Head of Production at Gen Plus, who joins this year's Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards jury.With an award-winning career spanning film, television, and digital content, May currently serves as Head of Production at Gen Plus in Riyadh, after previously leading a team as Senior Director and Head of Production at VICE KSA. She also spearheaded the launch of CNN Business Arabic and served on the jury for the 2024 and 2025 US International Awards.
Next up in our “Jury Insights” series is Aihui Dong, Producer, Creative Advisor & Curator, who joins this year's Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards jury. In this conversation, he discusses how AI is appearing primarily at the tool level in this year's entries, rather than replacing genuine creative decisions.
For the latest episode of our “Jury Insights” interview series, Jesús Pamplona, screenwriter at RTVE, shares his perspective as a member of this year’s Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards jury.
In this Jury Insights interview, we speak with Leopold Kreczy, Head of Creative Performance & Creative Director at Wien Nord Serviceplan and a creative with more than a decade of experience in the advertising industry.
The “Jury Insights” series continues with Sham Nayan, who joins this year’s Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards jury. A storyteller driven by visual innovation, Sham is a Creative Director at Onedash22 and an award-winning director and writer.
This “Jury Insights” interview series welcomes Wendy Walker, Chief Marketing Officer at Global Dairy Trade, who joins this year’s Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards jury.
Ellen Goosenberg Kent is an Academy Award–winning documentary director known for work that combines emotional precision with unflinching social awareness.
Across a career spanning HBO documentaries, independent films, and major investigative specials, her films have consistently given voice to people living through trauma, injustice, and systems under pressure — from war veterans and immigrant families to children affected by 9/11 and young women fighting for education in Afghanistan.
