Paul Lee (television executive)

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Paul Lee is a British director, producer and executive. He is currently the CEO of the television and movie studio wiip. He founded the BBC's U.S. cable network BBC America and ran ABC Family, ABC Entertainment and ABC Studios for the Walt Disney Company. During his tenure, Lee is credited with championing racial diversity^[1] and changing the face of American television^[2] with hit shows including Black-ish, Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder, American Crime, The Goldbergs, Quantico and Fresh Off the Boat.