Kevin Tsujihara ’86 became the first Asian-American CEO of a major Hollywood studio when, in 2013, he became CEO and chairman of Warner Bros Entertainment. Instrumental in steering the studio to unparalleled success, he helped turn around the flagging DCEU with Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman ($821.8M) and James Wan’s Aquaman ($1.1B), brought Harry Potter spinoff movies to the screen, and built upon The LEGO Movie success with The LEGO Batman Movie ($312M). Tsujihara championed initiatives to promote underrepresented voices in the industry, fostering a more inclusive environment. He greenlit the wildly successful rom-com Crazy Rich Asians ($238M), helmed by Jon M Chu ‘03, debunking the myth that movies featuring minority groups did not have mass appeal.