MPTF Taps Industry Power Players for Leadership Push
The Motion Picture & Television Fund just leveled up its board with some serious Hollywood muscle.

The MPTF—the nonprofit that looks out for folks in the entertainment industry—is restructuring its leadership squad. They just brought UTA's David Kramer and Legendary Films' Blair Rich onto the board of directors, a move that signals the organization's commitment to staying connected with the power brokers shaping the business right now.
Beyond that, they're expanding the board of governors with five new members from major agencies and production companies. It's the kind of behind-the-scenes housekeeping that matters more than it sounds: when an organization like MPTF—which handles health and welfare support for entertainment workers—has the right people at the table, those workers actually feel the difference.
Kramer and Rich aren't random picks. They represent the talent and content side of the industry, which makes sense for an org focused on supporting the people making the work. The full roster of new governors got cut off in the summary, but the pattern is clear: MPTF's making sure its leadership reflects who's actually running things in 2024.
It's smart positioning. The industry's moving fast, and foundations need agile boards to keep up.
Read the full story at Deadline → https://deadline.com/2026/10/mptf-board-of-directors-david-kramer-blair-rich-expansion-1237169900/
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