Her family's road ran through London and Zambia before Los Angeles. She started at the bottom — reading scripts in a basement at CBS — and kept climbing rooms that weren't built for her.
She became the first woman of color to run a major Hollywood studio. Today she's Chief Content Officer at Netflix, steering a $17B content budget for 238M subscribers. The woman who decides what the world watches — and you'd never heard her name. Until now.
The weight of the story isn't the title. It's the basement, the rooms, the distance from Zambia to the top of Hollywood — carried without erasing where she came from.