With deep sadness, the media community acknowledges the passing of Heidi Diamond, a renowned New York media executive whose career spanned leadership roles at some of the most influential networks and entertainment companies in the industry. Known for her exceptional strategic insight, collaborative spirit, and unmatched professionalism, Heidi Diamond leaves behind a legacy of excellence, creativity, and innovation.

Diamond’s career was defined by groundbreaking accomplishments. She served as President, Broadcast, at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, where she helped elevate a globally recognized brand through thoughtful programming and strategic expansion. At AMC Networks/WE TV/Fuse, where she held the role of Executive Vice President, she contributed significantly to brand development, original content growth, and network visibility.

Her impact continued as Executive Vice President at Sony/Liberty Media/Game Show Network, where she helped shape programming strategies and digital integration in an evolving media landscape. Earlier in her career, Diamond distinguished herself as Senior Vice President at Scripps Networks/Food Network, contributing to the network’s rise as a leading lifestyle media powerhouse.

In the digital health sector, Diamond made major contributions while leading Content, Distribution, Partnerships, and Growth at HealthiNation, playing an instrumental role in the company’s success and eventual acquisition by GoodRx. Her entrepreneurial spirit shone through when she launched the e-commerce brand Frederique’s Choice, showcasing her ability to blend creativity with business acumen.

Most recently, Heidi worked as a consultant and investor in the entertainment and media space, advising organizations with the same energy, brilliance, and compassion she brought to every project. She was admired not only for her leadership but also for her kindness, generosity, and commitment to mentoring the next generation of media professionals.

Heidi Diamond’s passing marks the loss of a true industry visionary. Her legacy will continue to inspire those who had the privilege to know and work with her.