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Fahriye Şentürk, the Founder & CEO of Apostrophe Entertainment, Joins the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Fahriye Şentürk, the Founder & CEO of Apostrophe Entertainment, has become a member of the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
“I am deeply grateful to have been appointed as a member of the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (iEmmys). This organization has been a cornerstone in recognizing and celebrating excellence in television programming globally, and I am honored to be a part of it.” She stated, “As a member, I look forward to contributing to the mission of the Academy. Together with my dedicated team at Apostrophe Entertainment, we are committed to adding significant value to the industry and fostering a culture of excellence.”
About Fahriye Şentürk and Apostrophe Entertainment
Fahriye Şentürk is the Founder & CEO of Apostrophe Entertainment, a marketing communications agency specializing in the global entertainment & media industry. With offices in Istanbul, Paris, and London, she leads Apostrophe Entertainment in helping companies worldwide prosper and enhance their global visibility.
With over a decade in the global entertainment content business; she has played a key role in expanding the global reach of dramas, movies, and TV formats, especially promoting Turkish content on a worldwide scale. Apostrophe Entertainment serves clients now across the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, collaborating with producers, distributors, channels, and content creators striving to achieve prominence on the international stage.
In addition to her recent election as a member of the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (iEmmys), Fahriye is also an active member of the European Women’s Audiovisual Network (EWA), where she contributes her expertise to empower women in the audiovisual sector.
Fluent in Turkish and English, Fahriye also possesses intermediate proficiency in French.