Pam Healey is a four-time Emmy-nominated producer with a passion for storytelling, building brands, and creating premium programming. With extensive experience in the entertainment industry, she is a trusted partner and visionary leader who consistently drives companies to achieve new levels of success.Most recently as General Manager at the Emmy-winning production company, Shed Media, Healey spearheaded the creation, development, and production of a prolific slate of unscripted series for the domestic cable, broadcast, and streaming marketplaces. She led the company to new levels of success by creating shows that tapped into shifting cultural trends, closing first-of-a-kind deals, and uncovering emerging talent.Prior to joining Shed, Healey served as the Executive Vice President, West Coast at High Noon Entertainment where she helped launch the Los Angeles office and catalyzed rapid growth by diversifying the company’s production focus and developing high-quality unscripted programming. Within the first year of operations, several projects became series for a variety of networks, including VH1, E!, TLC, History Channel, Syfy, MTV, Animal Planet, Discovery, truTV, and USA. Healey also executive produced two of High Noon’s longest running series, “Tough Love” and “Cake Boss.”Throughout her career, she has been involved in the creation, development, sale, and executive producing of several high-profile series on streaming, broadcast, and cable channels, including: “Got to Get Out” (Hulu), “Buying Beverly Hills” (Netflix), “Love & WWE: Bianca & Montez” (Hulu), “King of Collectibles” (Netflix), Secret Chef” (Hulu), “Genius Junior” (NBC), “100 Humans” (Netflix), “Who Do You Think You Are” with Lisa Kudrow (NBC), “First Dates” with Ellen DeGeneres (NBC), “Huda Boss” (Facebook), “The Warriors of Liberty City” with LeBron James (Starz), “The Real Housewives of New York City” (Bravo), “Best Room Wins” (Bravo), “Mexican Dynasties” (Bravo), “Below Deck Adventure” (Bravo), “Bradshaw Bunch” (E!), “Eric and Jessie” (E!), “Basketball Wives” (VH1), “Tough Love” (VH1), “Supernanny” (Lifetime), “Glam Masters” with Kim Kardashian (Lifetime), “Child Genius” (Lifetime), “Long Lost Family” (TLC), “Cake Boss” (TLC), “License to Kill” (Oxygen), “Fast Foodies” (truTV), “Rhodes to the Top” (TNT), “911 Crisis Center” (Oxygen), “Criminal Confessions” and “Murder for Hire” with Dick Wolf (Oxygen), “Warriors” (History Channel), “Dude You’re Screwed” (Discovery), and “Collection Intervention” (Syfy).