Alex Drosin

Alex Drosin has a wealth of experience in the media and entertainment industry. Alex began their career at The Wall Street Journal as a Copy Editor and Journalist before moving on to Broadway Video, where they served as VP of Distribution. During their time at Broadway Video, they worked on the acquisition and distribution of TV and movie programming, with a focus on Saturday Night Live.

Following their role at Broadway Video, Drosin became the General Manager of the Entertainment Division at Golden Books Family Entertainment. Alex oversaw the division until it was sold to Classic Media, and eventually became part of DreamWorks Animation's portfolio.

Drosin then co-founded Diet Television and went on to become the President of Broadway Video Enterprises. In this role, they focused on the distribution and brand management of Saturday Night Live on a global scale.

After their time at Broadway Video Enterprises, Drosin launched The Filter in North America, a leader in recommendation and relevance tools for the digital entertainment industry. Alex was responsible for building relationships with Tier 1 clients and developing the company's strategic roadmap.

In 2011, Drosin became a Strategic Advisor to the Board and CEO of Portalarium, a company backed by Founders Fund and m8 Capital. Alex then joined Massive Interactive, Inc. as Chief Commercial Officer, where they successfully launched the company in the North American marketplace. Massive was later acquired by Deltatre / Bruin Sports Capital.

Alex'smost recent roles include serving as SVP and Head of the OTT Division - Americas at Deltatre, a global leader in providing comprehensive OTT, digital, and broadcast products and solutions. Alex is currently the Head of Worldwide Business Development at Deltatre, responsible for leading business development efforts for the largest independent OTT solution provider in the world.

Alex Drosin attended Bates College and the European School of Brussels, but no information on degrees or fields of study is available.