Jennifer Sargent (CEO & Co-Founder)

Jen is the CEO and Co-Founder of HitFix, the fastest growing entertainment news brand in the U.S. Prior to HitFix, Jen cultivated an expansive range of digital expertise covering the media and technology landscape, including leadership roles at Reed Business Information (parent company of Variety), DoubleClick, BV Capital and J.P. Morgan Technology & Media investment banking. Jen has an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS in Electrical Engineering from UVa. She is a frequent mentor to aspiring entrepreneurs and has been featured in publications such as USA Today, The New York Observer, and SoCalTech.com, among others. When she’s not traversing the continent for meetings, she’s enjoying story time with her kids, taking in Snoop Lion concerts with her husband Pete, growing gargantuan-sized zucchinis at her wine-country home, and tapping the latest foodie hotspots with her eclectic collection of friends, colleagues & and other beach bums.

Favorite Movie from the 90's: The Shawshank Redemption
In Heavy Rotation on Her iPod: Foo Fighters' Everlong

Richard Rushfield (Editor-In-Chief)

Richard Rushfield is Editor-in-Chief of Hitfix. He is a veteran journalist of 20 years on the Hollywood beat, a Contributing Editor to Vanity Fair, and author of three books including the definitive history of American Idol.

Anurag Jain (Chief Technology Officer)

Anu is an experienced entrepreneur and technologist with a diverse background in mobile and web development. He most recently co-founded and was the CEO at Gigzee, an online live music discovery tool. Anu has also developed enterprise strategy as well as consumer features for Internet Explorer at Microsoft. He is constantly a technological adviser to many startups in the SF Bay Area. Anu received his M.S. from The Ohio State University. When Anu is not hacking away at his computer, he can typically be found at the squash courts in San Francisco, or out sailing on the bay.

Favorite Movie from the 90's: The Big Lebowski
Favorite TV shows of all time: The Sopranos and Breaking Bad