In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, the Producers Guild of America and Gold House present a panel conversation with Albert Cheng (Head of Amazon Prime Video), Jinny Howe (Head of Drama, Netflix), Jonathan Wang (Academy Award & PGA Award-winning Producer of "Everything Everywhere All at Once") and Shruti Ganguly (Filmmaker & Writer of "Tripped Up"). Throughout their careers, these leaders have used their backgrounds to shape the entertainment landscape and pave the way for future generations of creatives. Cheng, Howe, Wang and Ganguly share insights on their personal journeys. They also discuss how they've leveraged their cultural heritage and experiences to drive innovation and creativity in their respective fields. Moderated by CEO and Co-Founder of Gold House, Bing Chen.

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