Jon Feltheimer has been a pivotal figure in the entertainment industry for over four decades, serving as Chief Executive Officer of Lionsgate Studios Corp. since its inception as part of the company's strategic separation from Starz in 2024. Feltheimer joined Lionsgate in 2000 as President and Chief Operating Officer, ascending to CEO of the parent company in 2005. His earlier career included key executive roles at major studios, such as President of Worldwide Television at TriStar Pictures in the 1980s, where he oversaw hit series like "Remington Steele," and later positions at MGM/UA as President of the Worldwide Television Group, contributing to the distribution of iconic franchises. Under Feltheimer's leadership, Lionsgate transformed from a niche independent studio into a global entertainment powerhouse. He spearheaded transformative acquisitions, including Summit Entertainment in 2012, which brought blockbuster franchises like "The Hunger Games" and "Twilight," generating billions in box office revenue. Other milestones include the 2016 acquisition of Starz, expanding into premium television and streaming, and the development of enduring IP such as "John Wick," "Saw," and "Power." His strategic vision has driven consistent profitability, with Lionsgate Studios now boasting a robust library of over 18,000 titles and thriving in film, television, and digital content creation. Today, as CEO of Lionsgate Studios Corp., Feltheimer continues to guide the company's focus on studio operations, including motion picture production, television programming, and consumer products. His tenure has emphasized innovative partnerships, such as recent deals with Hasbro for "Monopoly" adaptations and expansions into gaming and live events, solidifying Lionsgate's position as a leader in diversified entertainment amid industry shifts toward streaming and IP-driven content.