Marc Rudolph: The Entrepreneur Behind The Iconic Pizza Restaurant Chain

I recently had the pleasure of interviewing serial entrepreneur Marc Randolph, best known for being the co-founder and first CEO of Netflix, for my recent episode of How Success. A Wisconsin franchisee discovers the secret behind a pizza chain's unparalleled popularity and makes a bundle in the bargain. Marc Randolph was Netflix's first CEO. Before he left in 2002, he played a crucial role, as cofounder, in turning the idea of a DVD-by-mail service into a business now worth. The movie-rental chain became Marco's largest franchisee, placing pizzerias within about 130 of their stores to date, so customers can get pizza and a movie at the same time --. Marc Rudolph began his career as a freelance artist, showcasing his work in various galleries. His unique style, which blends traditional techniques with modern themes, quickly.

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Marc Randolph speaks with rare humility, like a man with no regrets. "The decision to step down as CEO and bring Reed [Hastings] in," he says, "was probably the best decision I. Marc, who is the son of the legendary singer Minnie Riperton and a brother of Saturday Night Live star Maya Rudolph is an audio engineer. Here are the details of his life. Papa Murphy's has its roots in two take-and-bake chains: Papa Aldo's Pizza, founded in 1981, and Murphy's Pizza, founded in 1984. The two were brought together under.