Bomanbridge, CJ E&M Among NPACT’s New Members

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Following the merger of Nonfiction Producers Association (NPA) and PactUS, NPACT has unveiled its new board of directors and executive committee, in addition to revealing five new production company members and one new associate member.

Production companies joining NPACT are Arrow Media (See No Evil), Bomanbridge Media (Haute & Saucy), CJ E&M (Better Late Than Never), Super Delicious (Cupcake Wars) and Ugly Brother Studios (Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse), as well as new associate member Revolution Entertainment Services.

NPACT’s new board of directors and executive committee reflect the larger, newly merged organization that now represents 90 production companies and 11 associate members, which are service providers to the unscripted industry. NPACT’s new board of directors includes Julie Auerbach (Go Go Luckey Entertainment), Gary R. Benz (GRB Entertainment), Jim Berger (High Noon Entertainment), Amelia D’Entrone (Punched Productions), Jenny Daly (T Group Productions), Eric Evangelista (Hot Snakes Media), David Garfinkle (Renegade), Eli Holzman (IPC), Brenda Hurley (Truly Original), Laura Palumbo Johnson (Magilla Entertainment), Bruce David Klein (Atlas Media), Rob LaPlante (Lighthearted Entertainment), Gregory Lipstone (all3media America), John McVay (Pact), Brent Montgomery (ITV America), Jonathan Murray (Bunim/Murray Productions), Howard Owens (Propagate Content), John Pollak (Electus), Ben Samek (Endemol Shine North America), Eric Schotz (Anvil 1893), Matt Sharp (Sharp Entertainment), Maria Silver (Optomen Productions), Steven Weinstock (Truly Original), Temple Williams (51 Minds) and Michael Yudin (MY Entertainment).

In addition, Daly, Garfinkle, Holzman, Palumbo Johnson, Klein, McVay, Montgomery, Pollak and Schotz also comprise NPACT’s new executive committee.

NPACT General Manager John Ford said: “We’ve come a very long way in three short years in service of the talented, creative entrepreneurs who are the life force of the unscripted content business. From eight founding member companies, NPACT has grown to include more than 100; we take great pride in being a voice for the nonfiction creative community, as well as a forum for shared insights that can help producers expand their businesses, and for discussion on our quickly changing media environment. We congratulate and welcome our new members, board and executive committee.”