Lee Eisenberg is a Writers Guild Award winner and seven-time Emmy nominee. Eisenberg worked on the NBC comedy series, "The Office," for five seasons, rising to co-head writer. Following his run on “The Office," Eisenberg executive produced the Golden-Globe Nominated series, “SMILF," and the Emmy-nominated series, "Hello Ladies."

On the feature side, he wrote and produced "Bad Teacher" and made his feature directorial debut with his original screenplay, "Good Boys,” one of the highest-grossing R-rated comedies of the past decade. Eisenberg also created the BAFTA-nominated "Little America” and the limited series, “WeCrashed,” starring Oscar winners, Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway. Most recently, he co-created, “Jury Duty,” which was nominated for four Emmys, and created the Golden-Globe nominated limited series, "Lessons in Chemistry."