The Television Academy Foundation announced that actor Benito Martinez, Netflix’s Vice President of Original Content Cindy Holland and WME Partner Sean Perry have been added to its board of directors.

“We are honored to welcome three distinguished members of the television community to the foundation’s board of directors,” said Madeline Di Nonno, chair of the Television Academy Foundation. “With their collective professional experience, our incoming members will play a vital role in our efforts to expand the foundation’s educational programs, aimed at increasing diversity and inclusivity within the television industry, and help build a significant endowment for the growth and sustainability of ‘The Interviews: An Oral History of Television’ online archive.”

Martinez recently garnered critical acclaim for his role as the undocumented immigrant Luis Salazar in John Ridley’s anthology series “American Crime.”

He is perhaps best known for his award-winning portrayal of Los Angeles police captain turned politician David Aceveda on the FX police drama “The Shield.”

His other work includes recurring roles on hit television shows including “How to Get Away with Murder,” “The Blacklist,” “House of Cards,” “Sons of Anarchy,” “The Leftovers” and “Supernatural.”

Holland is vice president for original content at Netflix and was named one of the Time Magazine 100 Most Influential People of 2018.

A 16-year Netflix executive, she is responsible for acquiring and launching original series for over 130 million global subscribers. Holland and her team have launched award-winning and acclaimed dramas, comedies, documentaries and docu-series.

Perry is a partner at WME and helped  form Endeavor’s non-scripted television division, which includes syndication, reality television, international distribution and broadcast hosting.

His client roster includes Blake Shelton, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jenny McCarthy, Steve Wilkos, Tom Bergeron, Tony Robbins, Reba McEntire, as well as producers and production companies including Banijay Studios, Critical Content, Tinopolis and World Wrestling Entertainment. Over his career, Perry has packaged such shows as “1,000 Ways to Die,” “America’s Best Dance Crew,” “Extreme Makeover,” “Hardcore Pawn,” “Kitchen Nightmares,” “MasterChef,” “The Steve Wilkos Show” and more.

For information, visit televisionacademy.com/foundation.