Barry Gribbon, Executive Producer/CEO/Founder:
Barry Gribbon founded Homerun Entertainment in 2001 and serves as Executive Producer and CEO overseeing all development and productions.  Highly respected in the business as both an Executive Producer and an Executive in Charge of Production, Gribbon combines a keen sense of style and an eye for what the network wants and how to get it there on budget.  Having been one of the early adapters of new technologies, Gribbon understands the nuances of producing this type of viewing experience for the consumer.  Prior to forming Homerun, Gribbon served as Vice President of Scripps Productions in Los Angeles.  As one of the pioneers of the Los Angeles-based operation, Gribbon supervised production, operations and budgets for more than 320 hours of television series and specials.  He was integral in the programming launch of DIY and Fine Living, along with Food Network following Scripps Networks’ acquisition of that property. Before joining the executive ranks at Scripps Productions, Gribbon worked on more than 50 network specials and 14 television series.  

Jennifer Gribbon, Executive Vice President/General Manager/Founder:
As Executive Vice President and General Manager of Homerun Entertainment, Jennifer Gribbon oversees all of the company’s operations.  In that capacity she manages all business and legal affairs, finance, human resources, travel,  accounting and all other aspects of the company's dealings.  Gribbon began her career as a production coordinator / manager for television movies, award shows, commercials and music videos.  Following years coordinating details on the set, Gribbon expanded her expertise into entertainment marketing and event production. She has managed projects for clients including AT&T, Coca-Cola, Grammy Foundation, Democratic National Convention, Sundance Film Festival, the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games to name a few. Gribbon co-founded Homerun Entertainment in 2001.

Greg Spring, Vice President of Development:
As Vice President of Development, Greg Spring oversees all of the company’s development activities in the broadcast, cable and broadband/interactive sectors.  A print journalist by training, Spring began his television career at King World Productions, where he served as Director of Programming and Development working on such shows as “The Martin Short Show,” “The Roseanne Show,” “The Howard Stern Radio Show” and “18 Wheels of Justice,” among others.  Upon leaving King World, Spring created Paramount Domestic Television’s syndicated daytime strip “Life Moments,” serving as producer on 175 hour-long episodes. He went on to become Vice President of Development at Pie Town Productions, working on projects for such networks as VH1, A&E, Lifetime, WE, MTV, Food Network, HGTV and Weather Channel.