Sandy Grushow is one of a rare breed of senior entertainment executives who has successfully married his vast experience in traditional media with the explosive world of digital media and technology. After helping to build the Fox broadcast network from its earliest days (launching such hits as The Simpson’s, In Living Color, Cops, Beverly Hills, 90210, Melrose Place and The X-Files), Grushow went on to achieve creative, financial and strategic success as Chairman of the broadcast network as well as Fox’s television studio, where his tenure saw the debut of the American Idol juggernaut along with major hits such as 24, House, Malcolm in the Middle and The OC.

Today, Grushow is CEO of Phase Two Media, a strategic and creative advisory practice. As CEO, Grushow applies his 25 years of experience running two businesses at Fox with revenues in excess of a billion dollars to guide Phase Two Media in serving it’s client’s strategic business and creative needs (from content creation to marketing and branding).

Phase Two Media’s advisory practice works primarily with early stage companies in the digital media and technology spaces, including streaming services (ad-supported and subscription), social content and distribution, esports, e-commerce, experiential entertainment and direct-to-consumer brands.

Grushow currently serves as a board member of Tubi, the industry’s largest and most successful independent, ad-supported streaming video service, as well as Monica and Andy, a digitally-native, vertical brand in the children’s fashion space.