Douglas Belgrad, C’87, is President of Production for Columbia Pictures. Along with Matt Tolmach, he oversees Columbia’s slate of 12 to 15 films annually and manages the creative staff at the legendary studio. In recent years, he has supervised dozens of films, including Hitch, 50 First Dates, Men in Black, Bad Boys 2, Identity and Mr. Deeds. He is currently overseeing a number of highly anticipated projects, including Fun with Dick and Jane starring Jim Carrey and Te´a Leoni; writer/director Steve Zaillian’s All the King’s Men starring Sean Penn, Jude Law and Meryl Streep; Rob Marshall’s adaptation of Memoirs of a Geisha; The Legend of Zorro starring Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones; RV starring Robin Williams with Barry Sonnenfeld directing; Click starring Adam Sandler and the animated motion picture Monster House produced by Robert Zemeckis. Prior to being named Co-President of Production, he served for four years as Executive Vice President of Production.

Duncan Kenworthy, ASC’73, is Managing Director of DNA Films Ltd. and Toledo Pictures, and is one of Britain’s leading film producers. He worked on Sesame Street for six years and then for Jim Henson Productions for 15 years before producing his first film. His film credits include Four Weddings and a Funeral, Gulliver’s Travels, Lawn Dogs, Notting Hill, The Parole Officer and Love Actually. He is Chairman of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, a Governor of the UK’s National Film and Television School and a member of the British Council’s Arts Advisory Board. He has won five British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards and three Emmys, and has been nominated for one Oscar and three Golden Globe Awards. In 1999, he was appointed to the Order of the British Empire for services to the British film industry.

Warren Lieberfarb, W’65, is Chairman of Lieberfarb & Associates LLC, a Los Angeles-based consulting and investment firm specializing in media, entertainment and technology. In 2002, he completed more than 20 years at Warner Home Video, where he had been President since 1984. Before that, he was Senior Vice President for Sales and Marketing. Prior to Warner Brothers, he served as Vice President of Telecommunications at Twentieth Century Fox and as Executive Assistant to the President of Paramount Pictures. Currently, he serves on numerous boards, including Sirius Satellite Radio and the American Film Institute, and at Penn on the Board of Trustees, Library Board of Overseers and Wharton’s Undergraduate Advisory Board. His awards include a 1999 Emmy, the Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres from the French Ministry of Culture and Communications, the Medal du Festival from the Cannes Film Festival and the MIPCOM DVD Lifetime Achievement Award.