Saul is a highly regarded creative executive who joined Plimsoll in 2019 to oversee the company’s US office based in LA. He began his TV career at WME and later joined Electus to work alongside Ben Silverman where he sold and went on to produce David Spade’s prank show Fameless for truTV. He successfully launched the TV arm of the film finance company Covert Media (aka QED International) where he created two original documentary series for VICELAND and earned a reputation as an innovative and dynamic creative leader. He was born and raised in London and received his undergraduate degree in History from McGill University.

Mark Itkin graduated Summa cum Laude & Phi Beta Kappa from UCLA and followed it with a JD from Boalt Hall, UC Berkeley. Mark was an associate in the music department of the law firm of Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp, and joined the William Morris Agency in 1982, to become a television packaging agent specializing in first-run syndication, pay and basic cable television. Mark has packaged such varied television series as: Real World, Project Runway, Hell’s Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, Deal or No Deal, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Tyler Perry’s House of Payne, Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns, Big Brother, Fear Factor, People’s Court, The Ricki Lake Show, American Gladiators, Biggest Loser and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Until he retired in December 2015 Mark was Co-Head of Television at and a member of the Board of Directors of William Morris Endeavor (WME). Currently he is a corporate Board of Director, producer, consultant and an entrepreneur in the media business. Mark has been a member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for thirty years, a two-term Governor, and spent six years on the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Executive Committee. In addition, Mark chaired the Blue Ribbon Panel Committee which successfully instituted “at-home” viewing of the Prime Time Emmy Awards and was the Chairman of the ATAS Hall of Fame Committee for four years. Mark was also the first agent appointed to NATPE’s (National Association of Television Programming Executives) Executive Board. Mark is currently on the Board of Governors of Cedars-Sinai Hospital, on the Board of Directors of the Zimmer Children’s Museum, and on the Board of Directors for The National Aids Monument. Mark has been a Guest Lecturer at Harvard Law School.

Brooke Fisher has spent over a decade building and managing the profiles of producers, actors and production companies, creating corporate marketing campaigns and coordinating unique events. She is an expert in generating both domestic and international trade press, organizing brand visibility at key markets and festivals, as well as strategizing with networks to promote her clients' series, everything from consumer press to award campaigns. Previously, she spent seven years at the international media group Zodiak Media. There, she oversaw three corporate rebrand campaigns, the launch of Zodiak Americas, all publicity and marketing for Zodiak companies in North and South America, and both events and marketing at Realscreen Summit, Realscreen West, NATPE, LA Screenings and the Banff Media Festival. Additionally, she built the profiles of previous and past executives through US and international trade announcements, key conference positions, specialty trade lists and features. Fisher began her career in personal publicity at Stan Rosenfield & Associates where she worked on entertainment accounts including Kelly Ripa, Andy Garcia, David Boreanaz, Patricia Clarkson and Daryl Hannah as well as corporate accounts Discovery Land and Moet-Hennessy.

Alexia is a key part of the team developing new projects for the US market. Before joining Plimsoll she worked on a variety of productions including DIY SOS, Gardener’s World, and Antiques Roadshow. Originally from the US, she spent many years in Los Angeles while studying at the prestigious film school at USC, before moving to Bristol and attaining her masters in Documentary Production at UWE.