Murray has been creating and producing formats since he was given his first break in TV by legendary producer Charlie Parsons on the BAFTA-Award-winning Network 7.  His first idea with Parsons was the inspiration for arguably the most successful ever reality format, Survivor.

After producing on iconic Channel 4 shows The Word and The Big Breakfast, he was appointed Director Of Programmes at MTV UK before Lux brought him to Channel 4 to run the then fledgling E4.  He oversaw an immediate upturn in ratings, won digital channel of the year for two years running, launched The OC, Lost, Six Feet Under, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Desperate Housewives and commissioned The Pilot Show and Your Face Or Mine.

He runs CPL’s unscripted output and has led the development of hit formats including the double BAFTA-winning A League Of Their Own, the Emmy and Grierson Award-winning Old People’s Home For 4 Year Olds, Grierson Award winner The Restaurant That Makes Mistakes and There’s Something About Movies which was recently nominated for the Rose D’Or.

In 2021 Danielle received an RTS Fellowship for her “ outstanding, sustained and exceptional contribution to the UK TV industry” and in 2022 she was honoured by PACT as one of their 14 Industry Game Changers over the last 30 years.

Danielle’s career spans both production and commissioning, across all the major UK TV channels in entertainment, comedy, children’s and factual – always with talent (both on and off screen) at the heart of her work.

At CPL she’s loved working with stars from Harry Hill and Bill Bailey to James Corden and Romesh Ranganathan; from Ellie and Natasia and Tracy-Ann Obermann to Rosie Jones and Professor Benjamin Zephaniah.

At the BBC as Head of Entertainment and Comedy she was delight to work with stars from Victoria Wood and Meera Syaal to Rob Brydon, Steve Coogan and Jonathan Ross.

As Head of Entertainment Group at Channel 4 and Controller of E4, amongst others, she launched Peep Show, Green Wing, Leigh Francis in Bo’Selecta, and Jimmy Carr in Distraction. She worked with comedy greats like Peter Kay in Phoenix Nights and Sacha Baron Cohen in Emmy nominated Ali G in Da USA and entertainment superstars like Graham Norton, Vernon Kay and Derren Brown.

In her role as department head at both ITV’s Granada Productions and BBC Productions, she worked with writers like Russell T Davies on Emmy Award winning The Ward and launched household names like Davina McCall, Claudia Winkleman, Paul Kaye and David Walliams

Alongside numerous BAFTA, RTS, Broadcast, Rose D’Or, British Comedy Awards and Grierson Awards, Danielle was given the WFTV Barclay’s Business Award in 2013.

For almost all of her 30 years in TV, she has had worked in creative partnership with Murray Boland, her business partner in CPL.

Janet joined CPL in 2010 as Commercial Director to oversee the company’s commercial growth, to develop its cross-platform business and manage finance and commercial affairs.

Previous roles include overseeing finance and operations for Hasbro in the UK, Financial Controller and then Finance Director of Celador, and Commercial Director of 2waytraffic. Her commercial TV experience was forged during the global success of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire while at Celdaor and 2WayTraffic.

She also oversaw pioneering product placement on A League Of Their Own and brand integration and branded online content across all CPL shows. During her time at CPL, branded programming on shows has won three Thinkbox awards for innovation and the company remains at the vanguard of creative solutions for brand integration and branded online content.