David C. McCourt

David C McCourt has served as an executive producer working on the ten-part documentary series "What's Going On?", which examines the impact of global conflict on the lives of children around the world. The widely praised Showtime television series, produced in cooperation with the United Nations, attracted the support and participation of numerous prominent actors including Michael Douglas, Angelina Jolie and Meg Ryan. In 2005, Mr. McCourt won an Emmy for the critically acclaimed children's series "Reading Rainbow" and most recently produced Spike Lee's "Miracle's Boys" on Nickelodeon. "Miracle's Boys" is a six part mini-series directed by Spike Lee and other filmmakers such as LeVar Burton and Bill Duke.

McCourt is also widely recognized for his business accomplishments outside of film production, founding or acquiring 20 companies in nine countries. The Economist described him as having "impeccable credentials as a telecom revolutionary".