In her talk, Theresa will explore the following areas: How much has the streaming phenomenon by Netflix, Amazon, Apple and other changed TV? Are we in a golden age of UK television production? What impact may this have on our public service broadcasters in Britain such as the BBC and Channel 4? How can Television improve representation and attract talent of the future? Discuss this event on Twitter using the hashtag #BristolLectures. Programme 18:00 - Arrival and registration 18:30 - Lecture begins 18:30 – 18:40 - UWE Welcome and Introductions 18:40 – 19:10 - Address 19:10 – 19:45 - Q&A Session 19:45 - Networking and refreshments This event is taking place in person. Event Entry and Live Stream Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis for those that have registered. Not everyone who has registered will turn up, so to ensure we have a full house, we allow more registrations than there are places. Please ensure you arrive at least 15 minutes before the start time of the lecture to avoid disappointment. If you arrive late and the lecture theatre is full, you may be able to watch the talk from the live streaming room. Biography Theresa Wise is Chief Executive of the Royal Television Society - Britain's leading forum for television and related media. She has been in the position since 2013 and has led a transformation of the society to become a vibrant, contemporary organisation reflecting the industry and public which it serves. Theresa also serves on the Board of IBC where she has been Chair of RemCom. Prior to the RTS, Theresa led Corporate Strategy EMEA for The Walt Disney Company and before that she was Partner in the Media and Entertainment Practice of Accenture. She holds an MA in Classics from Oxford University and an MBA from London Business School.