The Last Dance & Johnny Football’s Pitch w/ Former Netflix Head of NF Co-Productions, Nathan Wolfe ’08

Are you thinking of a career change?🔄 Also, name your favorite show/movie/series on Netflix!🍿🎥   Starting in the world of investing then, negotiating for the NFL, then moving to the streaming giant, we would like to welcome former Head of Nonfiction Co-Productions of Netflix, Nathan Wolfe! Nathan discusses Netflix's strategy and culture as a business and his recent career move. Nathan also talks about some projects he helped make a reality, like "The Last Dance" featuring the 97-98 Chicago Bulls, the hit Formula 1 series "Drive to Survive" and a pitch from an Aggie legend, Johnny Manziel. We appreciate Nathan giving us his time and hope you all enjoy the episode! Be sure to leave us a review and rating! Thanks and Gig 'em! 📺&👂 (https://u.tamu.edu/zwkHRDp1)   Nathan is a strategic leader with experience in finance, content and partnerships across the sports and entertainment industries. Most recently, he has served as the Head of Nonfiction Co-Productions at Netflix. Nathan currently led Netflix's nonfiction co-production business managing creative and programming strategy, series development and commercial negotiations. He grew the slate to over 100 series through partnering with leading networks and award winning producers around the world, including Michael Jordan: The Last Dance (ESPN), Formula 1: Drive to Survive (F1), Great British Baking Show. He graduated from Texas A&M with a BBA in Finance. He currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife, also a Mays grad, and their two children.