Jenny Bicks is a television and film writer and producer. Her series credits include “Seinfeld,” “Dawson’s Creek” and “Sex and The City.” She wrote on “Sex and The City” for all six seasons, rising to the rank of executive producer. Her work on the series earned her several major awards, including an Emmy Award, multiple Golden Globes and Producers Guild of America Awards and three Writers Guild of America Award nominations. Bicks created the comedy “Leap of Faith,” starring Sarah Paulson; and dramedy “Men In Trees,” starring Ann Heche. She executive-produced and was showrunner on premium cable series “Divorce” and critically acclaimed premium cable series “The Big C,” starring Laura Linney, for all four seasons. Her work on that show earned her a Golden Globe nomination.

In the feature world, her writing credits include “What a Girl Wants,” “Rio 2” and “The Greatest Showman,” starring Hugh Jackman, which garnered three Golden Globe nominations, including Best Picture. She is currently adapting Kevin Kwan’s best-selling novel, “Sex and Vanity.”

A born and bred New Yorker, Bicks has taught and mentored at The Sundance Labs, Hedgebrook and the Austin TV Festival, among others. She is currently the President of the Humanitas Foundation.