Mickey Meyer

Mickey Meyer is an Oscar Winning and Emmy nominated producer and the current President of Group Nine Studios. He is the co-founder of JASH, a comedy studio with roots in both the digital and television world and featuring such clients as Adam Carolla, Norm Macdonald, Sarah Silverman, Tim & Eric, Reggie Watts, and Michael Cera. In addition to his role at JASH, Mickey served on the Entertainment Advisory Council to Obama administration, meeting with President Obama and various other White House officials including Joe Biden and Valerie Jarrett to help broker change through community. Mickey has been named to Forbes Magazine's 30 under 30 list as well as the Hollywood Reporter's Next Gen executives under 35 list. He has also won Sundance, multiple Cannes Lions in the advertising space, a Streamy for his work with the White House, and a Gold Record. Prior to JASH, Mickey was the head of the Comedy Network and then Executive Producer at Maker Studios, where he Executive Produced YouTube channels like Epic Rap Battles of History, Bad Lip Reading, Good Neighbor, and Kassem G. Mickey Meyer grew up in the small farm town of Clinton, NY, and later attended The Williston Northampton School for two years, graduating in 2003. Upon graduation, Meyer left for the University of Colorado at Boulder. In that summer, Meyer would drive to California for a three-week internship with a Producer for The West Wing. After receiving an invitation to joining the production office, Meyer stayed in California, continuing his education at Santa Monica Community College. Work on the set of The West Wing lured Meyer into the realm of entertainment. From there he transferred to the University of Southern California where his film career began in both acting and in production.