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Ron Taylor
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Ron Taylor has worked as a network and studio development executive, as well as a TV series writer. Most recently, he serves as vice president of Fox Diversity Development with his own deal at Fox Studios. Ron was vice president of development and programming at Columbia-TriStar, where he developed series for cable TV, including "Strong Medicine" (Lifetime) and "Street Time" (Showtime). Taylor was one of the first executives at UPN and was instrumental in creating the network from 1994-97. Taylor has also been a development executive at Warner Brothers and Disney, and a television episodic writer for such series as "Renegade," "Forever Knight," "Covington Cross" and "The Sentinel." He recently wrote the short film "Brothers of the Borderland" which is presented daily at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati |
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