Dave Becky

Becky has nine Emmy nominations as an executive producer: two for Master of None (2016 and 2017), and seven for projects with Louis C.K. (2012–2017).[8]

Becky has shared in two Peabody Awards: in 2012, with six fellow members of the cast and crew of Louie[10] and in 2016 with 14 other members of the cast and crew of Better Things.[7]

In November 2017, comedian and Becky client Louis C.K. was accused by five women of sexual misconduct in an exposé by The New York Times,[11] allegations C.K. later confirmed.[12] In the initial Times story, comedians Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov accused Becky of telling them, via their managers, not to speak about their experience of C.K. exposing himself and masturbating in front of them after a show in 2002; given Becky's influence in comedy, the then-early-career comedians feared professional reprisal.[13][14] 3 Arts Entertainment subsequently dropped C.K. as a client and Becky issued a statement apologising "for not listening to and not understanding what happened to Dana and Julia", saying he had initially perceived some of the harassment allegations as a "matter of infidelity" and not as sexual misconduct.[11][15][16][17] Publications such as Paste and Splitsider called for Becky's dismissal from 3 Arts Entertainment.[18][3] Bill Burr, a client of Becky, stood by him, calling Becky "one of the great people I've met in this business".[19] Pamela Adlon, until then a client of Becky, severed ties with him and 3 Arts following the scandal.[5]

In C.K.'s apology for the incidents, he expressed regret "that this has brought negative attention to my manager Dave Becky who only tried to mediate a situation that I caused".[14]