Producer Adam Jordan has made a career move to the nonprofit Lollipop Theater Network.

Seven-time Emmy-nominated TV producer and marketing executive Adam Jordan has moved into the nonprofit sector with a role as the new senior director of Lollipop Theater Network. He will work directly with co-founder and executive director Evelyn Iocolano.

Lollipop Theater Network brings current movies, celebrities and interactive entertainment to pediatric patients nationwide every week.

“In all my years in Hollywood, becoming a board member and then chairman of Lollipop has been the most meaningful. I’m excited to do something I’m passionate about, affect change and help make a difference,” Jordan said in a statement.

Jordan has been involved with Lollipop since 2007.

“In the years that Adam has volunteered his time as a board member, I have always felt that – with more of his time and focus – we could make a bigger impact in the lives of the children and families we serve. I’m thrilled that that reality presented itself today so we can do just that,” Iocolano said.

“The dynamic duo of Evelyn and Adam will help us take the Lollipop Theater Network to a whole other level,” said Chris Aronson, Chairman of the Board and President of Paramount Domestic Distribution.

Jordan was previously a supervising producer at Access Hollywood for more than two decades. He was also executive director of national promotions at Disney, working on several films including Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?, Remember Titans, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Princess Diaries, Monsters, Inc,. And Sweet Home Alabama. Recently he launched “People” (TV show) in 2020 during the pandemic.