Netflix and Global Video Streaming
Former Vice President, Head of International Originals, at Netflix
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Why is this interview interesting?
- How Netflix encourages a culture of creativity and freedom
- How to maintain culture while scaling from hundreds to thousands of employees
- Scale advantage of Netflix versus competitors
- Challenge entering and launching new shows in new countries and cultures
- How HBO and Disney can compete with Netflix
- Long run economics outlook of global video streaming
Netflix and Global Video Streaming(December 19, 2019)
Erik Barmack
Former Vice President, Head of International Originals, at Netflix
Erik was responsible for the strategy, team management, and production of Netflix Originals outside of the US. He managed over 40 production and finance executives and led the production of various critically acclaimed shows such as Dark and Casa de las Flores. He was a key figure in scaling Netflix globally to regions such as India, Mexico, and Europe where Netflix now produces tens of local language shows. Erik joined Netflix in 2011 as Global Content Director after spending six years leading ESPN Business Development. He left Netflix in April 2019 to launch his own development and production house of shows outside the US.
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