Dick Wolf, one of television’s most successful producers, is the creator and executive producer of the LAW & ORDER brand, including the medium’s two longest-running dramas: NBC’s LAW & ORDER: SVU (27 seasons) and LAW & ORDER (25 seasons). A two-time Emmy winner for LAW & ORDER and HBO’s BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE, Wolf has earned 13 nominations, won a Grammy for the Doors documentary WHEN YOU'RE STRANGE, and produced the Oscar-winning short TWIN TOWERS.

Wolf Entertainment’s current slate also includes LAW & ORDER: ORGANIZED CRIME (new to NBC fall 2025 after an initial run on  Peacock); NBC’s CHICAGO FIRE (season 14), CHICAGO PD (season 13), and CHICAGO MED (season 11); CBS’s FBI (season 8) and the upcoming CIA (2026). Past successes include Prime Video's ON CALL, FBI: MOST WANTED, FBI: INTERNATIONAL, LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT, and NEW YORK UNDERCOVER. Non-scripted series include Oxygen’s COLD JUSTICE, the upcoming DEATH INVESTIGATOR WITH BARBARA BUTCHER and DEATH ROW CONFIDENTIAL: SECRETS OF A SERIAL KILLER (with Vanity Fair), NETFLIX'S HOMICIDE NY and LA, and A&E’s NIGHTWATCH. Under the aegis of Elliot Wolf, the company  also produces podcasts (HUNTED, DARK WOODS, AFTERMATH: HUNT FOR THE ANTHRAX KILLER) and recently launched Wolf Games to engage true crime fans.

A New York Times bestselling author (THE INTERCEPT, THE EXECUTION, THE ULTIMATUM), Wolf has received the Television Academy Hall of Fame honor, the International Emmy’s Lifetime Achievement Award, the PGA’s Norman Lear Showmanship Award, DGA Honors, the Monte Carlo Television Festival Gold Nymph, Banff’s Award of Excellence, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Wolf’s philanthropy is equally distinguished. With Marcy Carsey, he founded the Carsey-Wolf Center at UC Santa Barbara, led by the Dick Wolf Endowed Director. He also serves as a founding member of the Carsey-Wolf Center Advisory Board.  His other endowments include the Wolf Theater at the Television Academy; MOXI, the Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation; the Wolf Humanities Center at Penn; USC’s Dick Wolf School of Drama; an eight-figure lead gift to Mount Desert Island Hospital and a promised gift of more than 200 Renaissance and Baroque works to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.