Bianca Gavin Takes Helm as Chair of UK’s Production Guild

London:  Bianca Gavin, the producer of the acclaimed show “Gangs of London,” has assumed the role of Chair at the Production Guild of Great Britain (PGGB).

Gavin takes over from Alex Boden, the producer of “Tokyo Vice,” who has decided to step down after a four-year tenure. In her career, Gavin has held the position of Head of Scripted Television at Pulse Films, the production company behind “Gangs of London,” and has been actively involved in the development of the Sky series. She brings with her experience from her past roles at Amazon Studios and Sky.

The PGGB serves as the prominent production guild in the UK and advocates on behalf of its numerous members on a range of crucial matters affecting the local entertainment industry. Gavin has been a part of the Board since 2021 and has been a dedicated member of the diversity task force since 2020, contributing to efforts aimed at enhancing diversity within productions and creating better pathways for career advancement. Notably, Debbie Vertue, the producer of “Dracula,” continues her role as Co-Vice Chair at PGGB, accompanied by long-standing Board member John Graydon from Saffery Champness, who is stepping into the position of Co-Vice Chair. Lara Sargent of Sargent-Disc remains in her role as Treasurer.

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PGGB’s Vital Role in Nurturing Talent and Industry Representation

Bianca Gavin expressed the crucial role that the Production Guild of Great Britain (PGGB) has played over the past four years in providing essential training, nurturing talent, and promoting representation among its members. This support has been particularly significant during significant periods, including the challenges posed by the pandemic, the subsequent rebound in production levels to record-breaking heights, and the resultant demand for skills. In light of these circumstances, Gavin emphasized the pivotal position that PGGB occupies as a representative voice for the UK’s film and television production workforce. She highlighted the organization’s increasing importance in the face of the evolving landscape of the industry.

Lyndsay Duthie, the CEO of PGGB, warmly welcomed Bianca Gavin into her new role and extended gratitude to Alex Boden for his dedicated and committed leadership over the course of four years as Chair. Duthie acknowledged Boden’s steady guidance during times of change and commended him as an unwavering advocate for the exceptional contributions of PGGB members.