Monty Sarhan

Monty Sarhan is a Vice President at Viacom, where he has served in several capacities over the years . He currently works at Epix, an American premium television that is a joint venture of Paramount Pictures, MGM, Lionsgate and Viacom. Prior to that, Sarhan was a Vice President at Viacom's MTV Networks division where he handled a variety of transactions, including console and online gaming for the MTV Games group and Viacom's then-subsidiary Harmonix Music Systems .

Sarhan is the former CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Cracked Entertainment, the parent company of Cracked Magazine and Cracked.com. In late 2005, Sarhan acquired the assets of Cracked Entertainment and reinvented the brand, taking it from a children's comics magazine and relaunching it in 2006 as a comedy, satire and parody brand for 18 to 34 year old men. Cracked.com was launched in 2006 implementing Sarhan's new editorial formula and has since grown to become one of the country's leading comedy sites. It is ranked in the top 400 of all U.S. sites .

Prior to acquiring CRACKED, Sarhan practiced corporate law in both Boston and New York City, including the international law firm White & Case. He is a graduate of Tufts University, Boston University and the Duke University Law School. Sarhan remains active in fundraising and other activities for his alma mater .