Darren Walker Opens His Home to Friends and Anonymous Content Emmy Nominees in Celebration of ‘Joy, Reflection, Delight and Awe’
Darren Walker, the new president and chief executive of Anonymous Content, hosted an intimate party at his Los Angeles home to celebrate the company’s Emmy nominees. The event highlighted Walker’s arrival in the entertainment industry after a prominent philanthropic career, while also showcasing the historic significance of his residence, designed by architect Paul Revere Williams.
Among those attending were Sally Field, Matthew Rhys, Kate O’Flynn, Sarah Pidgeon and Sonja Warfield. Walker bought the 4,400-square-foot mid-century home, which retains many original fittings, after taking the Anonymous Content role earlier this year; the firm is owned by Laurene Powell Jobs’ Emerson Collective.
- Darren Walker hosted Anonymous Content’s Emmy nominees at his historic Los Angeles home.
- The gathering marked Walker’s new leadership role in entertainment.
- The home was designed by renowned architect Paul Revere Williams.
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Anonymous Content is a film and television production company whose work has received Emmy nominations, the US television industry’s major annual awards. It is owned by Emerson Collective, the organisation founded by Laurene Powell Jobs, and Darren Walker recently became its president and chief executive.
Walker previously led the Ford Foundation, a major philanthropic organisation, and his move into entertainment marks a change of field. His Los Angeles home was designed by Paul Revere Williams, a prominent architect whose work included homes and public buildings; the house reflects the mid-century style of the period.