Marc Randolph
Netflix Co-Founder, Silicon Valley Entrepreneur
Marc Randolph is a veteran Silicon Valley entrepreneur, advisor and investor. He was co-founder of the online movie and television streaming service Netflix. Recently, Marc co-founded Looker Data Sciences and currently serves as an advisor, CEO, coach and/or board member to numerous other start-ups.
"A highly successful start-up consultant"
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- Where Do Ideas Come From? Learn How Silicon Valley's Most Exciting Startups Come up with Their Ideas and How They Turn Those Ideas into Reality.
- How To Get Your Company Thinking Like a Startup: What Silicon Valley Has To Teach Us About Innovation?
- Netflixed: How a Scrappy Silicon Valley Startup Brought Down Blockbuster And Built One Of The World's Best Known Brands.
Languages
He presents in English.
How he presents
His presentations are a blend of inspiration (overcoming adversity / anyone can do it), stories drawn from starting and growing of Netflix, plus scores of tips and examples gleaned from his 4 decades helping hundreds of entrepreneurs make their dreams come true.
Books & Media
- That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea
- Podcast: That Will Never Work
Microsite
In Detail
At Netflix, Marc served as their founding CEO, as the executive producer of their web site and as a member of their board of directors until his retirement in 2004. Although best known for starting Netflix, Marc's career as an entrepreneur spans more than four decades. He's been a founder of more than half a dozen other successful start-ups, a mentor to hundreds of early-stage entrepreneurs, and an investor in numerous successful (and an even larger number of unsuccessful) tech ventures. Most recently, Marc co-founded analytics software company Looker Data Sciences, which was acquired by Google in 2019.
WHAT he OFFERS YOU
Marc's general themes are strongly entrepreneurial but his message resonates just as well with corporate CEOs as it does with students and early stage entrepreneurs. His experience as a six-time founder allows him to speak with authority not only about how companies get started, but about how businesses of any size can better foster innovation and more effectively turn ideas into realities.