About Us

Grace Moss is the VP Equity & Inclusion (Pipeline Programs) for Warner Bros. Discovery. In this role, she helps oversee the company’s efforts to expand the talent pool of underrepresented writers and directors and build additional pathways for diverse talent. Prior to Warner Bros. Discovery, Grace served as the Senior Director of Talent Development & Inclusion for NBC Entertainment, where she spearheaded multiple programs that focused on discovering, cultivating and showcasing talented writers and directors of diverse backgrounds.

Grace also managed nationwide outreach efforts and developed relationships with community partners, such as the National Hispanic Media Coalition, Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment and the Barcid Foundation.  Before coming to NBC, Grace was a Development Executive at the Style Network, where she shepherded new series, from initial pitch to production.

Prior to her stint at the Style Network, she worked as a freelance reality Producer and Director on a plethora of unscripted shows on a variety of networks, including MTV, VH1, TLC and NBC. Grace graduated from UCLA with a BA English and Minor in Asian American Studies. In her spare time, Grace enjoys playing tennis, wine tasting and baking with her son.

Jen Sobol has over 15 years’ experience working in film and screen - across skills, training, film education and film festival development and support. Her love of the industry is driven by a desire to discover new voices and talent, and to keep screen content interesting and diverse. As Senior Manager for Programmes, she leads WBD’s pipeline programmes in APAC, EMEA and LATAM, which are designed to help open doors and create pathways for talent from historically under-represented communities. Prior to joining Warner Bros Discovery she worked at British Film Institute for 10 years and helped to launch the flagship programme the BFI Film Academy. She was responsible for overseeing its expansion and conceptualising a range of activity designed to support young people from a wide range of backgrounds to develop new skills and build a career in the screen industries. Jen was born and raised in Montreal. She has lived in London for almost two decades, where she lives with her partner and young son. Whilst cinema outings have become a bit of a rarity now, Jen loves watching films and TV and is also a keen runner and aspiring gardener. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce from McGill University and an MSc in International Development studies from Birkbeck, University of London.

Will Schnabel is a Programs Manager on the Warner Bros. Discovery Equity & Inclusion team. In this role he primarily helps facilitate submissions processes for the team’s many pipeline programs. Before working at Warner Bros. Discovery, Will was an Associate of Talent Development for NBCUniversal, encompassing television, film and streaming. In that role he worked closely on several NBC pipeline programs focused on discovering and developing underrepresented writers, comedians, directors, and below-the-line talent. Earlier in his career, Will worked for the Indiana Pacers before transitioning to Los Angeles as an NBC Page. Will holds a BS in Communication and Theatre from the University of Indianapolis. Now based in Indiana, Will enjoys sports, traveling, comedy, national parks and puzzles.

Jasmine Speights is a Program Coordinator for the Warner Bros. Discovery Access team, where she produces pipeline development programs and connects underrepresented Talent to WBD content and brands. In her role at WBD, she created the inaugural WBD Access Music Supervisor program, a first-of-its-kind multi-month pipeline program for creatives looking to get into Music Supervision roles on TV shows and Films. Previously, Jasmine supported the Content Acquisitions & Strategy team at HBOMax and worked in Business Development at Disney ABC Television Group. Jasmine is the Vice President of the SoCal chapter of NAMIC. She was raised in Stone Mountain, GA., attended Howard University and graduated with a Bachelor's in Psychology from Georgia State University. Jasmine is a member of the Television Academy and served as a judge for the Internship Program for Development, Comedy and Drama in 2021. Currently residing in her hometown of Los Angeles, Jasmine indulges her passion for DJ'ing and outdoor activities.

Gloria is a recent graduate from the London School of Economics where she studied BSc International Social and Public Policy (Development). She has been part of 'The Beacon Scholarship' from 2013 to 2022 which has seen her through her Secondary, A Level and University Education. The leadership development programme nurtures changemakers from various countries in the East African Region and consists of mentoring, leadership workshops and community projects.

Not only has this spurred her passion for female empowerment, but it has also allowed her to strive to make a difference in the Kenyan community through her project 'The Nomadic Child' that aims to empower girls who have gone through the cultural malpractice of FGM in Northern Kenya. She is currently working on co-authoring a mentorship booklet that she hopes to circulate to schools in rural areas to supplement their academic curriculum, touching on topics such as Mental Health, Personal Development and Navigating Adolescence/Adulthood. 

Since joining Warner Bros. Discovery she has been of support to the WBD Access Team especially in the launch of the inaugural WBD X Rocksteady Studios Games Academy. As a program administrator she helps lead, manage and support the overall portfolio of programs within the EMEA region.

With a passion for the arts and entertainment, Holly Lee has been at Warner Bros / WarnerMedia / WBD since 1999 providing senior-level executive support to busy leaders in the People & Culture space. She enjoys being of service and recently joined the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion team to be closer to the work that aligns with her values and interest. Holly is Chinese-American and moved to LA from Florida to pursue an acting career, after graduating with a BA in Marketing from the University of Central Florida. She is a current SAG-Aftra member who also enjoys producing short-form videos. In her free me, Holly enjoys spending me with her pro chef husband whom she has known since childhood. Together, they are parents to a beloved red-haired cockapoo named Baby who is her constant muse.