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Mark Kornblau Has Spent a Career Making Big Institutions Legible
From campaign planes to the United Nations, JPMorgan and NBC News, Mark Kornblau learned that the hardest communications job is not producing more messages. It is finding the one story an institution can keep proving.
NBCUniversal’s Second Century Runs Through the Fandom Machine
The company that helped teach America to watch television now has to make broadcast, streaming, cinema and theme parks behave like one business. Its advantage is not a single screen - it is the loop between them.
The $7 Billion Cable Empire Nobody Wanted, Now Trading Under Its Own Name
Comcast handed its cable networks a name, a ticker and a mandate to survive the streaming era. What Versant does with CNBC, MS NOW and $7 billion in revenue is now its own problem to solve.
Comcast
Comcast built a $123.7 billion business by owning more of the trip from socket to screen than almost anyone else. Now it is pulling that empire apart to see whether focus can do what scale no longer does.
CNBC CEO Council
CNBC CEO Council is an invitation-only community of chief executives assembled and run by CNBC. It connects CEOs across industries, geographies and stages of growth with each other, with CNBC's editorial team, and with policymakers and global newsmakers through off-the-record dinners, digital briefings and the flagship CNBC CEO Council Summit. Part of the broader CNBC Councils portfolio, it is designed as a peer forum for candid, actionable conversation on the forces reshaping business - from tariffs and supply chains to AI, healthcare and capital markets.
Joseph Kim
Joseph Kim is the CEO and co-founder of LILA Games, a venture-backed mobile game studio headquartered in Bengaluru, India, building Project Black - an ambitious free-to-play extraction shooter for mobile. With a career spanning two decades across Gaia Interactive, FunPlus (King of Avalon), Demiurge Studios, SEGA Networks, and NBCUniversal, Kim brings rare publishing-to-studio expertise to one of gaming's most competitive genres. Backed by $12.8M from BITKRAFT Ventures and top gaming angels, he's on a mission to prove India can be the next great hub for world-class game development.