NBC executive Jim Bell at the Save the Children's "The Centennial Gala: Changing the World for Children" in New York. Bell, who has produced the last four Olympics for the network and been in charge backstage at Jimmy Fallon's "Tonight" show for the past year, says he's leaving NBC. Bell said in a statement that timing was perfect to forge a new path that would build on his experience in news, sports and entertainment

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Hoda Kotb, Carolyn Miles, Jim Bell, Willie Geist. Save the Children CEO Carolyn Miles, second from left, poses with Hoda Kotb, left, Jim Bell and Willie Geist at the Save the Children's "The Centennial Gala: Changing the World for Children" at the Hammerstein Ballroom, in New York

Save The Children 2019 Gala, New York, USA - 12 Sep 2019

Hoda Kotb, Jim Bell, Carolyn Miles, Willie Geist. Save the Children CEO Carolyn Miles, second from right poses with Hoda Kotb, left, Jim Bell and Willie Geist at the Save the Children's "The Centennial Gala: Changing the World for Children" at the Hammerstein Ballroom, in New York

Carolyn Miles, Jim Bell. Save the Children CEO Carolyn Miles, left, poses with Jim Bell at the Save the Children's "The Centennial Gala: Changing the World for Children" at the Hammerstein Ballroom, in New York

Angelique Bell, Jim Bell. Tonight Show showrunners Angelique Bell and Jim Bell attend the Save the Children's "The Centennial Gala: Changing the World for Children" at the Hammerstein Ballroom, in New York

Jim Bell (President, NBC Olympics Production and Programming, NBC Sports Group), Gary Zenkel (President, NBC Olympics and Business, NBC Sports Group), Dan Lovinger (EVP, Advertising Sales, NBC Sports Group), Christopher Vollmer (Global Entertainment and Media Advisory Leader, PwC)

Media as Experience seminar, Advertising Week New York 2017, Shutterstock Stage, Liberty Theater, New York, USA - 28 Sep 2017

Jim Bell (President, NBC Olympics Production and Programming, NBC Sports Group), Gary Zenkel (President, NBC Olympics and Business, NBC Sports Group)

Jim Bell (President, NBC Olympics Production and Programming, NBC Sports Group), Gary Zenkel (President, NBC Olympics and Business, NBC Sports Group), Dan Lovinger (EVP, Advertising Sales, NBC Sports Group)

Mike Tirico, Jim Bell, Apolo Ohno Mike Tirico, from left, Jim Bell, president, NBC Olympics production and programming, and Apolo Ohno participate in "The PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics" panel during the NBC Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton, in Beverly Hills, Calif

2017 Summer TCA - NBC, Beverly Hills, USA - 03 Aug 2017

Jim Bell participates in "The PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics" panel during the NBC Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton, in Beverly Hills, Calif

Mike Tirico, Jim Bell, Apolo Ohno Xxx participate in "The PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics" panel during the NBC Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton, in Beverly Hills, Calif

Jim Bell, Exec Producer, NBC Olympics and guest

Save The Children Illumination Gala, New York, America - 19 Nov 2014

Meredith Vieira, Jim Bell, Abe Vigoda Meredith Vieira, co-host of the NBC "Today" television program, appears with guest Abe Vigoda, center, during her final show, in New York, . At right is the show's executive producer Jim Bell. The popular "Today" co-anchor ended her five-year run on Wednesday, telling viewers her decision to go is "right, but it's hard

TV Vieira Leaves Today, New York, USA

Ann Curry, Jim Bell Ann Curry, the new co-host of the NBC "Today" television program, talks with the show's Executive Producer Jim Bell, in New York's Rockefeller Center

Today Show Ann Curry, New York, USA

Jim Bell helps spool a high pressure hose used in hydraulics applications such as the oil and gas industry, at Eaton Corp., in Aurora, Ohio. Eaton Corp.'s fourth-quarter net income surged 33 percent, and the diversified industrial manufacturer boosted its dividend and announced a 2-for-1 stock split Thursday

Earns Eaton, Aurora, USA

Dr Jim Bell (l) Lead Scientist For Panoramic Camera Cornell University Explains a Panoramic Image Showing a Very Flat Mars Surface the Image Also Shows the Point of Touch Down and Points of Bounce Impacts of the Rover the News Briefing Was Held at Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena California On Friday 05 March 2004 with Bell is Dr Morten Madsen Science Team Member Center For Planetary Science Copenhagan

Usa Mars Exploration - Mar 2004

Dr Jim Bell Lead Scientist For Panoramic Camera Cornell University Explains the Images That Show a Hole Drilled Mars Rovers Opportunity Which Allowed Scientist to Confirm Evidence of Past Water Activity in the Volcanic Rock the Images in the Background Show Hole 2 Shot First On Sol 27 Then Sol 36 the News Briefing Was Held at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena California 05 March 2004 Bell is Flanked by Stephen Gorevan (left) Lead Scientist For Rock Abrasion Tool Honeybee Robotics and Dr Morten Madsen (right) Science Team Member Center For Planetary Science Copenhagen

Usa Space - Mar 2004

Member of the Mars Exploration Rover Mission Team From Left Rick Welch Matt Golombek Jim Bell and Jennifer Trosper at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena California Look at a Live Video Feed of the Group Arrowsmith at the Johnson Space Center in Houston As They Communicate with Astronauts Onboard the International Space Station On Wednesday 28 January 2004

Usa Mars Mission - Jan 2004

Jim Bell a Scientist From Cornell University (c) Describes New Images Transmitted From the Mars Rover Opportunity During a Press Conference at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (jpl) in Pasadena California On Wednesday 28 January 2004 Matt Golombek (l) Science Team Member Ot the Jpl (l) and Jennifer Trosper Jpl Mission Manager Are Also Shown

Matt Golombek (c) a Science Team Member with the Mars Exploration Rovers (mer) Team Discusses the Status of the Rover Opportunity During a Press Conference at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Wednesday 28 January 2004 in Pasadena California a Photograph of Mars Taken by the Hubble Space Telescope is Displayed Overhead Rick Welch (l) and Jim Bell (r) of Mer Are Also Shown

Jennifer Trosper (r) Mission Manager Jet Propulsion Laboratory Listens to Dr Jim Bell Panoramic Camera Team Leader Cornell University Who Talks About the First Mosaic Image a Composite of 24 Separate Frames Taken From the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity's Panoramic Camera Facing Southwest As the Image is Displayed On the Screen Behind Him at Nasa Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena California January 26 2004

Usa Mars Rover - Jan 2004

From L to R: Dr Jim Bell Panoramic Camera Team Leader Cornell University Jennifer Trosper Mission Manager Jet Propulsion Lab; and Jim Erickson Mission Manager Jet Propulsion Lab; Address the Media During a Briefing About the Mars Rover Spirit Monday January 26 2004 in Pasadena California

(from L) Dr Jim Bell Panoramic Camera Team Leader Cornell University Jennifer Trosper Mission Manager Jet Propulsion Lab and Jim Erickson Mission Manager Jet Propulsion Lab Pictured As Dr Jim Bell Shows the First Panoramic Picture Taken by the Rover Opportunity Monday January 26 2004 in Pasadena California

Dr Steve Squyres (l) Principal Investigator Cornell University Dr Jim Bell Panoramic Camera Team Leader Cornell University Address the Media During a Briefing About the Mars Rover Opportunity Monday January 26 2004 in Pasadena California

Dr Jim Bell (2nd L) From the Cornell University Holds the Mars Dial During a Press Conference at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (jpl) in Pasadena Thursday 08 January 2004 the Mars Dial Calibrates Color and Intensity So That Scientists Receive True Color Images of the Martian Terrain by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit Bell is Flanked by Dr Albert Haldemann (l) Deputy Project Scientist at the Jpl and Student Astronauts Us Courtney Dressing (2nd R) and Rafael Morozowski (r) From Brazil

Usa Mars Jpl - Jan 2004

BELL DRESSING Jim Bell, payload element lead for the Pan Cam from Cornell University, discusses the Pan Cam calibration target device as Courtney Dressing of Alexandria, Va., a participant in The Planetary Society's Red Rover Goes to Mars Project education program, looks on during a news conference on the Mars Rover mission at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratories in Pasadena, Calif

MARS ROVER, PASADENA, USA

Jet Propulsion Lab Scientist Steve Squyres (l) Principal Investigator and Jim Bell Pancam Designer at a News Briefing On Tuesday 06 January 2004 the Scientists Showed Reporters Some of the Most Recent Photographs Taken by the Mars Rover

Usa Nasa Mars - Jan 2004

Nasa's Jet Propulsion Lab Scientists Show Some of the Most Recent Photos From Mars Taken by the Mars Rover at a News Briefing On Tuesday 06 January 2004 in Pasadena (from L-r) Dr Charles Elachi Dr Firouz Naderi Manager Mars Exploration Program Dr Steve Squyres Principal Investigator Dr Jim Bell Pancam Operator Jenniffer Trosper Mission Manager For Surface Operations and Jessica Collisson Flight Director

BELL TROSPER COLLISSON Jim Bell, left, main scientist on the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit's main camera, responds to a question while Jennifer Trosper, center, mission manager for surface operations and Jessica Collisson, flight director, listen during news conference, in Pasadena, Calif. "My reaction has been one of shock and awe," Bell said of the pictures taken from Spirit

BELL WOLFF Astronomers Jim Bell, left, from Cornell University, and Mike Wolff, from the Space Science Institute, review photographs of the planet Mars taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore

MARS PICTURES, BALTIMORE, USA

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, left, singer Melba Moore, second from left, union leader Jim Bell, center, and the Rev. Herbert Daughtry, second from right, visiting with the Rev. Al Sharpton in a New York hospital, recovering from a knife attack a day earlier as he prepared to lead protest in the Bensonhurst area of the Brooklyn borough of New York, where Black teenager Yusuf Hawkins was fatally shot. For more than three decades, Sharpton, 65, has been a go-to advocate for Black American families seeking justice and peace in the wake of violence and countless incidents that highlight systemic racism

US Racial Injustice Al Sharpton, New York, United States - 13 Jan 1991

'A Play for Love' The Marriage Service - TV - 1978 -
Richard Heffer as Jim Bell

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'A Play for Love' The Marriage Service - TV - 1978 -
Gabrielle Drake as Debbie Stevens and Richard Heffer as Jim Bell

Anchor Rovers Football Club Team Group. Back Row: Bill Wynne Peter Roussanlange Roy Shields Steve Wood Peter Cordery John Pullen Barry Terrall With George Cohen. Second Row: Mike Green Jim Bell Steve Janos Trevor Edwards Paul Theodorou Martin Hunt. Third Row: Les Pennington Martin Quittenden Danny Peters Dave Ryan Billy Coutts Ken Hultum Barry Jones. Front Row: Mick Manoli Colin Mckinnie Paul Murphy Ron Rockell Peter Bound And Trevor Grostate. 

Anchor Rovers Football Club Team Group. Back Row: Bill Wynne Peter Roussanlange Roy Shields Steve Wood Peter Cordery John Pullen Barry Terrall With George Cohen. Second Row: Mike Green Jim Bell Steve Janos Trevor Edwards Paul Theodorou Martin Hunt. T

Jim Bell, 17, the fastest draw in the Frontier Quick Draw Club, demonstrates his speed against a "bad man" target in Chicago, Ill., . Jim can draw in 19/100ths of a second. The gun slingers use wax bullets which they make themselves. Live ammunition is forbidden

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