Lionsgate 
Entertainment One 
Sierra/Affinity 
On May 21 in Cannes, Sierra/Affinity president and CEO Nick Meyer will receive Variety’s Achievement in International Film award.“Nick’s earned a place in our business that very few achieve — as an expert in the international marketplace,” says Entertainment One president and CEO Darren Throop. “He’s our main source of advice and information when it comes to selecting and curating content for our platform.”But the long-term success of his or any production/finance/sales outfit seemed far from certain when Meyer launched...
Entertainment One (Los Angeles), Sierra/Affinity
Nick
Meyer
President, Film, eOne / CEO, Sierra/Affinity
Meyer’s responsibilities grew even bigger in August 2019 when Canadian-based eOne was purchased by U.S. media conglomerate Hasbro for $4 billion, giving him tentpoles like board game adaptation “Dungeons & Dragons” and a new “Transformers,” both set for 2022 from Paramount. Meyer remained CEO of Sierra/Affinity, the production, finance and sales company he founded in 2009, when it was acquired in 2018 by eOne and he became president of film. His feature slate includes “Clifford the Big Red Dog” (Paramount), “The Starling” (Netflix) and Clea DuVall’s “Happiest Season” (Hulu) and Sierra/Affinity acquisitions “The United States vs. Billie Holliday,” from Lee Daniels, and Baltasar Kormakur’s “Arthur the King.”
