Alon Shtruzman

Alon Shtruzman is an Israeli-British, U.S-based media executive, television, and film producer. He is a former executive at Viacom, Fox, and Nat Geo, and the founder and former CEO of Keshet International. Shtruzman is known for movies and TV shows such as In Treatment, La Brea, Echo 3, Our Boys, Tatami, and more. He launched pioneering video-on-demand and game-on-demand services and was featured in Variety's "Dealmakers Impact Report" for rolling out Keshet International and setting production and distribution outposts worldwide.

Career In 1991, Alon Shtruzman joined ICP (Israel Cable Programming), a company formed by Israeli local cable companies to produce original channels jointly. In 1992, he was appointed to the position of creative director, in charge of original production and on-air promo. Within ICP, he was one of the drivers behind The Children Channel (Arutz HaYeladim), Israel's first kids television network. In 1995 Shtruzman joined the founding team of Israel's first independent channel producer, Noga Communication.

In 2009 Shtruzman became COO and president of media for cloud gaming pioneer Playcast Media Systems which was later sold to video-game rental service Gamefly.

In 2012 Shtruzman joined Keshet Media Group and launched Keshet International which produces and distributes shows such as Deal With It, Rising Star, Master Class, Dig, Dear Neighbours, Prisoners of War and Boom. In the U.S. he was executive producer for Dig, Rising Star and Boom. to launch Keshet Studios as Keshet International's Hollywood production arm.

In 2016, Shtruzman founded Stardom Ventures, a venture capital fund, which raised 65 million USD for investment in tech start-ups in 2021. In 2018, Shtruzman expanded Keshet International's production footprint in the US, Germany, and the UK including the acquisition of production companies Tresor and Greenbird Media Group.

Film and television