Carole Myers

Carole Myers is an executive producer and media entrepreneur developing branded entertainment properties with partners around the world, from idea through financing, production, distribution and marketing. Her body of work includes dramatic and non-scripted series and specials for network and public television, as well as sports events, live touring concerts and theatrical productions. In the 80's, she combined music, sports and celebrities for televised pro-celebrity events at glamorous resorts, including a decade of concert weekends with the Bee Gees. She was publicist and event producer for the groundbreaking NBC series "Miami Vice" and she co-created The Silver Foxes, a fitness and lifestyle brand for people 50+ that spawned a multi-platinum #1-selling home video, featuring the parents of superstars Sylvester Stallone, Al Pacino, Farrah Fawcett, Dustin Hoffman and Richard Simmons. In the 90's, Carole and award-winning IMAX director Dennis Earl Moore created high tech videos and on-site films at Biosphere2, the public science and environmental experiment and exhibit in Arizona. She developed and was a producer of "The Marshal," a prime time ABC drama series based on her concept, inside access to and agreement with the U.S. Marshals Service. Through International Media Partners, Carole produces and distributes specials and series for Public Television/PBS. She is Co-Executive Producer of the hit one-man touring comedy "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus," based on the mega-million selling book by John Gray. As Executive Producer of "Night of the Proms," Carole brought Europe's most successful annual classic-meets-pop concert tour to the U.S., backed by a concert documentary television series and specials on PBS stations. In September 2014, Carole won a Mid-America Emmy Award as Executive Producer of "Night of the Proms," in the Arts/Entertainment Program/Special category.