Casey Bloys

Casey Bloys is president, HBO Programming, overseeing all of HBO’s programming initiatives, including HBO Series, HBO Sports, HBO Documentaries, HBO Films and HBO Family. He also oversees Marketing and Program Planning. He was named to this position in May 2016.

Bloys was named president, HBO series, late night and specials in February 2016, responsible for the development and production of all series, talk shows and specials for the network. Before that, he served as executive vice president of HBO Programming from 2013, and has been responsible for comedy series, late night and specials. He has overseen the development and production of a long list of HBO programming, including Flight of The Conchords, Eastbound and Down, Veep, Girls, Ballers, Silicon Valley, Enlightened, Getting On, Insecure and Barry. Since overseeing the drama group, HBO has launched Westworld, Big Little Lies, The Deuce, My Brilliant Friend, Sharp Objects and a third installment of HBO’s hugely successful True Detective. Bloys has overseen the highly successful limited series, Chernobyl, which received ten Emmys this year, as well as Euphoria, Succession, and most recently, Watchmen. This year, under Bloys, HBO received 34 Primetime Emmy wins, including 12 Emmy wins for the final season of Game of Thrones.