FilmNation Entertainment CEO and leadership

Bob Peck is a Chief Financial Officer at FilmNation Entertainment and is based in Howell, New Jersey. He has worked as EVP - Accounting and Controller at The Weinstein Company, Vice President of Accounting and Controller at Insight Communications, and Accountant at Odyssey Partners. Bob studied at Mount St Mary s University between 1982 and 1986.

Milan Popelka is the Chief Operating Officer at FilmNation Entertainment, a leading independent entertainment company focused on the sales representation of international film & television rights as well as the internal development, production, and financing of feature films. Popelka’s responsibilities include overseeing all day-to-day operations of the company’s east and west coast offices, business development & strategic planning, managing all financial aspects of the company (including oversight of its $80M revolving credit facility and the structuring of individual film financings), and working with the production/development team to advance the company’s internal film slate. He joined the company at its inception in 2008.

In its short history, FilmNation has secured an industry-leading slate of diverse, high profile titles, both for international sales representation (including among others Best Picture Academy Award Winner The King’s Speech; Best Picture Academy Award Nominee The Imitation Game; Steven Soderbergh's Magic Mike; sci-fi thriller Looper) as well as for production (including Jeff Nichols' Mud; Michael Keaton starrer The Founder; and Denis Villeneuve's The Story of Your Life starring Amy Adams).

Prior to joining FilmNation, Popelka was an executive at Samuels Media where he was integrally involved in all aspects of the company’s operations including finance, production, development, and business affairs since its inception in 2004. During his tenure, the company produced and financed a number of critically and commercially successful films, including Tony Gilroy’s Michael Clayton starring George Clooney.

Popelka began his career in the Independent Finance Group at Creative Artists Agency (CAA) and as an analyst in the entertainment practice of McKinsey & Company in Los Angeles where he advised a broad array of entertainment clients on growth strategy. He received a B.A. in Economics from Harvard University in 2001.