How MARVEL Engineered a Cinematic Universe Worth $29 BILLION

METAPERFORMANCE SHOW | This week, Jason Jaggard is joined by Rob Steffens, former Co-President of Marvel Entertainment, to pull back the curtain on Marvel’s incredible rise from bankruptcy to a $29 billion cinematic empire.In this episode, Rob reveals the strategic decisions that led to Marvel’s game-changing success, starting with bold moves from Tobey Maguire’s SpiderMan which laid the foundation for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). With over 30 films, the MCU has become the highest-grossing movie franchise of all time, amassing more than $29 billion at the global box office.Jason and Rob delve into the high-stakes economics of film financing, discussing how Marvel’s unique approach to funding and creative control allowed them to build a billion-dollar brand. They also explore the crucial role of marketing, the seamless integration of comic storytelling, as well as the human elements and relationships that made Marvel’s characters inspire audiences worldwide.The Beyond High Performance Podcast has officially been downloaded 100,000 times! We couldn’t have done it without you, our listeners… so thank you for continuing to tune in to go beyond high performance. Join us on the Beyond High Performance Network - Order The Beyond High Performance book by Jason Jaggard today, and get free access to special bonus content! Book a free vision call with Novus Global to see how we can journey with you to go beyond high performance. Click here to explore https://novus.global/client-meta-performance-show/Are you a coach looking to expand your practice and join an elite coaching firm? Find out more here:  https://novus.global/coach-meta-performance-show/This podcast is produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones as Executive Producer, Rithu Jagannath as Senior Producer, and Rob Johnson as Editor and Audio engineer. Find out more about how to create a podcast for you or your business at rainbowcreative.co

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