Maira Suro serves as Executive Producer of the USA Network original series The 4400.

Suro's current partnership with reality giant Renegade 83 began in July 2003, and a previous partnership with Francis Ford Coppola ran from July 2001 to July 2003. During that time, she produced the acclaimed hip-hop drama series Platinum, which aired on UPN in 2004, produced In My Life, a pilot for The WB, and set-up numerous series projects, several of which are still in active development.

From November 1997 to November 2000, Suro was Senior Vice President of Drama Development at UPN. During that tenure, she shepherded more than 40 scripts and was instrumental in working with and launching series for high-caliber talent like Tom Fontana, Michael Connelly, and Joel Silver.

Prior to her time at UPN, Suro was the Vice President of Series Development for Spelling Entertainment Group, where she developed several series including the WB hits 7th Heaven and Charmed.

Suro's television experience began at Columbia Pictures Television as Manager of Drama Development, where she developed one-hour series as well as movies of the week and miniseries. She was then hired at CBS as the Director of Drama Development, where she developed over 100 hour scripts and supervised more than 25 pilots, including for the series Chicago Hope and Touched by an Angel.

Suro is a graduate of UCLA, where she earned a BA in Sociology.