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Adam Boland
Adam Boland (born 1977) is the managing director of the Australian production company, Bohdee Media. He was previously the executive producer of the Seven Network's breakfast show, Sunrise, and created The Morning Show and Weekend Sunrise.
Boland was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1977, and lived his early life in Parramatta, Sydney. He then moved to Queensland with his mother. He studied journalism and politics at the University of Canberra in 1993, but left after one year to pursue a cadetship.
His first job was as a cadet reporter at the radio station 4BC in Brisbane, from 1994 to 1995. He then moved briefly to Melbourne radio station 3AW, before starting his television career in 1995 as a Sky News Australia producer, where he remained until 1997. From 1997 until 1999, he was the Cairns bureau chief of Network Ten, gaining notoriety for interviewing the comedian Jerry Seinfeld at Cairns Airport. Before working on Sunrise, Boland was a senior producer in ATN-7's Sydney newsroom.
From February 2002 until November 2010, Boland was the executive producer for the Seven Network's breakfast show Sunrise. Led by Boland, it became the number one breakfast morning program, beating the Nine Network's Today out of the spot which it had held for 20 years. He also created The Morning Show and Weekend Sunrise.
In June 2010, the Seven Network confirmed that Boland would leave the network at the end of the year, following the expiry of his contract. Seven's director of news and current affairs, Peter Meakin, said that Boland was not intending to move to another network.
In August 2010, the Seven Network announced that Boland would be setting up his own production company but would spend two days a week at the network in 2011 as director of social media and strategy.
In November 2011, Boland was appointed as executive producer of Weekend Sunrise. He left the Seven Network in February 2013.
From late-2011 until mid-2012, Boland and his then-partner Julian Wong endeavoured to set up a Ginseng Korean bathhouse in Potts Point, but after falling $1.2 million short of the needed $4.4 million to fund the whole project the venture did not happen. They reportedly lost $600,000 on the project.
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Adam Boland
Adam Boland (born 1977) is the managing director of the Australian production company, Bohdee Media. He was previously the executive producer of the Seven Network's breakfast show, Sunrise, and created The Morning Show and Weekend Sunrise.
Boland was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1977, and lived his early life in Parramatta, Sydney. He then moved to Queensland with his mother. He studied journalism and politics at the University of Canberra in 1993, but left after one year to pursue a cadetship.
His first job was as a cadet reporter at the radio station 4BC in Brisbane, from 1994 to 1995. He then moved briefly to Melbourne radio station 3AW, before starting his television career in 1995 as a Sky News Australia producer, where he remained until 1997. From 1997 until 1999, he was the Cairns bureau chief of Network Ten, gaining notoriety for interviewing the comedian Jerry Seinfeld at Cairns Airport. Before working on Sunrise, Boland was a senior producer in ATN-7's Sydney newsroom.
From February 2002 until November 2010, Boland was the executive producer for the Seven Network's breakfast show Sunrise. Led by Boland, it became the number one breakfast morning program, beating the Nine Network's Today out of the spot which it had held for 20 years. He also created The Morning Show and Weekend Sunrise.
In June 2010, the Seven Network confirmed that Boland would leave the network at the end of the year, following the expiry of his contract. Seven's director of news and current affairs, Peter Meakin, said that Boland was not intending to move to another network.
In August 2010, the Seven Network announced that Boland would be setting up his own production company but would spend two days a week at the network in 2011 as director of social media and strategy.
In November 2011, Boland was appointed as executive producer of Weekend Sunrise. He left the Seven Network in February 2013.
From late-2011 until mid-2012, Boland and his then-partner Julian Wong endeavoured to set up a Ginseng Korean bathhouse in Potts Point, but after falling $1.2 million short of the needed $4.4 million to fund the whole project the venture did not happen. They reportedly lost $600,000 on the project.