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Our team is the secret weapon every media organization needs. Our team based in Brooklyn, New York City, are diehard popular culture fanatics. We know what online audiences want to see, because we are them. We live, eat, breathe TV and entertainment culture online.
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Jordan Gross
CEO
Leads the company overall. He recently exited Song Sleuth (an AI/ML startup for identifying and monetizing missing/undiscovered user-generated content music on YouTube) to Epidemic Sound in 2025. Before that, he turned around Sing King (the world’s largest karaoke YouTube channel). Earlier ventures include selling Ultraspeed (cloud computing) in 2012 and founding London cultural venues like Oval Space (2013) and The Pickle Factory (2015). His expertise centers on YouTube monetization, music/TV licensing, scaling teams, and high-performance media operations.
Ely Bineth
SVP of Creative Strategy, founding member
The creative/strategic driver behind their YouTube and digital growth “formula.” He applies a hacker mindset and precise tactics to build, revive, and scale major channels for partners over the past decade.
Nick Rawn
VP of YouTube Operations
Oversees strategy and planning for TRG’s YouTube business across LA and NY offices. Background includes a Marketing degree from University of Minnesota, early finance career (Series 7 & 66 licenses as a financial advisor), and a pivot to a health/wellness tech startup.
Jason Lin
VP Post Production & Media Operations
Leads post-production strategy, workflows, digital asset management, and daily media ops. His team builds scalable systems for retention, revenue, and excellence. Pre-Recap career in film/TV, contributing to shows like Law & Order (NBCUniversal), Manifest (Netflix), and Pretty Little Liars (HBO/Freeform).
Laura Gonzalez
Chief of Staff
Handles operations like hiring, onboarding, and day-to-day logistics to keep the team productive. Background in international business (bachelor’s degree), HR, logistics, sales; multilingual (fluent in English/Spanish).
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