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As Director of Kids Content for Sky TV in the UK and Ireland, Lucy Murphy is responsible for commissioning and acquiring children’s programming for eight live channels, as well as managing an on-demand library of more than 5,000 episodes. She also oversees the continued development of the successful Sky Kids App.
Recent Sky Kids commissions have included The Brilliant World of Tom Gates, award-winning news show FYI and The Epic Adventures of Morph, a new series based on the classic Aardman character brand. Among the broadcaster’s high-profile acquisitions is a package of seven DreamWorks animation titles for Sky One and Sky Kids.

Marie McCann is the senior director of children's content for CBC Kids. She oversees the development, production, acquisition and in-house production of award-winning content. As Canada's national public broadcaster, the CBC is committed to excellence and innovation in children's and youth media, and to reaching audiences across multiple platforms.

In his role as VP of Current Series, Animation for Nickelodeon, Conrad Montgomery serves as an Executive in Charge (EIC) on several animated series projects, overseeing production from greenlight to final delivery. He also works in tandem with creators, executive producers and key leadership to help drive the creative vision of animation series for both Nickelodeon and its burgeoning studio business.
Prior to joining Nickelodeon, Conrad was a Senior Director of Current Series at Cartoon Network, where he supervised much-lauded series including Adventure Time (Emmy and Peabody Award winner), Regular Show (Emmy Award winner), Steven Universe (GLAAD Media and Peabody Award winner) and