Susan C. Lewis is a highly accomplished studio executive and producer with a keen eye for material and extensive experience in development, production and strategic partnerships across television, film and theater. She has a proven track record of shepherding prestige projects from conception to release, collaborating with marquee talent and managing teams in high-profile, high-pressure entertainment environments. She is known throughout the industry for her calm demeanor, thoughtful approach to working with writers, and being a champion and generous leader to every team she's on.

As a consultant at Fox, Susan oversees current series including Best Medicine, Doc and Murder in a Small Town. As SVP, Head of Drama at ABC Signature, she developed and oversaw a slate of series including Good American Family, Fleishman's in Trouble, National Treasure, Under the Bridge, and High Potential. At Starz, where she served as SVP of Original Programming, she oversaw Dublin Murders, based on Tana French's bestselling novels; Hightown, created by Rebecca Cutter; Run the World; and the critical and commercial hit P-Valley, created and run by Tony Award-winning playwright and showrunner Katori Hall. While partnered with Alicia Keys, she shepherded Firelight, starring DeWanda Wise in her breakout role; George Tillman's independent feature The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete; and the Tony Award-winning musical Hell's Kitchen. During her time at MTV Films, she brought in and developed Stephanie Meyer's bestselling novel Twilight, as well as Spike Lee's Original Kings of Comedy and The Fighting Temptations, starring Beyoncé.

Susan also produced the LA premiere of Jackie Sibblies Drury's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Fairview, served as a pitch panelist for African Creative TV at the Red Sea Film Festival, and was a mentor with the Sustainability Labs/Portland Art Museum program.