Jeff Bowler

Jeffrey Bowler is an Emmy Award-winning producer/executive with over 18 years experience in the entertainment industry. At the young age of 24, Bowler became the director of business development at the WWF/WWE where Bowler ran business development and strategy for the New Media Division as well as having a hand in the creation of the company's record label and film division that produced "The Mummy Returns" and "The Scorpion King" with Universal Studios. Bowler signed a 4 year production deal with MTV and Paramount in 2004 and subsequently signed a first look deal with FOX TV Studios for all of his television shows. Bowler created the groundbreaking TV show "Inked" in 2003 that propelled the taboo tattoo world into mainstream pop culture and over 10 spinoff Tattoo shows that would follow his lead. In early 2013 Mr. Bowler was appointed as the head of acquisitions and production for the global sales and distribution company "The Exchange" one of the top film sales and finance companies in the world (Sundance winners and hits Dear White People, The Spectacular Now, Romeo & Juliet, 2 Guns, Kickboxer, Friend Request). Bowler spent four years at "The Exchange" as he helped build the company and overall profile and brand. In 2017 Mr. Bowler won an Emmy Award for best documentary in the sports category. His producing partners on it were Academy Award Nominee Josh Brolin and multiple Emmy Winner Paul Taublieb who also co directed it. In early 2018 Mr. Bowler Co Founded Wonderfilm Media Corp with 3 other partners. Together they produced over 300 films with over $1.5B in production. In March of 2018, Wonderfilm Media went public on the Toronto Stock Exchange and has made 5 films in its first 90 days. The company is expected to produce and finance over 10 films its first year. Wonderfilm has opened offices in Beverly Hills, Seoul South Korea, Vancouver, and China. Mr. Bowler has also been a key consultant to many corporations in various industries over the past 17 years and is one of the founders of "The Fox Think Tank" along with former FOX CEO Peter Chernin and Fox TV Studios CEO. Jeffrey Bowler was born and raised in New England. The Bowler family is well known throughout New England for the fine boat and shipbuilding business founded by Gordon Bowler (grandfather) in the 1920s after arriving from England. When not building boats, the Bowler family was making custom kitchens for the New England elite, including the Kennedy Compound and JFK.