Sean Gottlieb is Vice President, Development and Programming for A&E, where he oversees development and production of non-fiction programming for the network. He joined A&E in April 2014.

An Emmy® Award-winning producer with over 20 years’ experience, Gottlieb developed and is Executive Producer of I Survived A Serial Killer, Taking the Stand, and Court Cam for the network. He also developed and was Executive Producer on Live PD, Live Rescue, Live PD: Wanted, and What’s It Worth? with Jeff Foxworthy. Gottlieb’s other credits include the Emmy® Award-winning The Day I Picked My Parents, A&E Investigates: Plot Against America, Police Patrol, Storage Wars, Ozzy and Jack’s World Tour, and Live PD Presents: PD Cam.

Gottlieb joined A&E from VH1 where he held a number of roles. He developed and produced many of the network’s unscripted series, including Mob Wives, Wicked Single and Mama Drama. He started at the network as a writer on many of VH1’s hit shows, including Behind the Music, Web Junk,” “I Love The… and the Emmy®-nominated documentary, Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America.

Previously, Gottlieb wrote for MTV, Cablevision, and Endemol; he was also a speechwriter for several Fortune 500 executives. Gottlieb began his career as the audience coordinator at The Late Show with David Letterman in New York.