Why we're here

Clint brings more than two decades of experience at the intersection of sports, media, and entertainment. He previously served as President and CEO of Mythos Studios, where he partnered with the founding chairman of Marvel Studios and global investors to develop new character-driven franchises. Before that, he co-founded Madison Wells Media with producer Gigi Pritzker, overseeing a slate of award-winning film, television, and theater projects, including the Oscar-nominated Hell or High Water, the Tony Award–winning musical Hadestown, and Emmy-winning television series.

Earlier in his career, Clint led new business development at Legendary Entertainment, where he helped launch Legendary Sports Group, an $800M+ initiative designed to acquire and grow professional sports franchises through integrated storytelling and brand development. He began his career in film finance, helping structure investments across more than 200 feature films, including major global franchises.

A native of St. Louis, Clint lives in Los Angeles with his wife Jackie and their two children.

Sean previously held senior leadership roles at Warner Bros. Discovery and WarnerMedia, where he led company-wide distribution and release strategies across theatrical, streaming, and network platforms. As a founding executive of HBO Max, he helped shape the platform's growth strategy and partnerships, including the groundbreaking day-and-date theatrical release model that accelerated subscriber growth and reshaped industry distribution standards.

Earlier, Sean served as Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Otter Media, overseeing a portfolio of leading digital entertainment brands including Crunchyroll, Hello Sunshine, and Rooster Teeth. He played a key role in scaling and monetizing those businesses, including the $1.2 billion sale of Crunchyroll to Sony and the $900 million sale of Hello Sunshine to Candle Media.

Sean began his career in film finance and production at Lionsgate and Annapurna Pictures, helping bring award-winning and commercially successful films to market. He was born and raised in St. Louis and lives in Los Angeles with his wife Carrie and their two children.

A former U.S. Army Captain and an Afghanistan veteran, Jason became Missouri's Secretary of State at age 31, the first millennial elected to statewide office in the United States. He later became a national voice on leadership, democracy, and veterans' issues, and helped scale Veterans Community Project into a national organization combating veteran homelessness and suicide.

In 2021, Jason led Operation Bella, a covert mission that rescued his former Afghan translator's family and hundreds of other allies from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. CBS's 60 Minutes dubbed the caper "the most daring and unconventional rescue mission in recent history." Operation Bella led to his founding American Rescue Project, a non-profit that facilitated the escape of thousands of Afghans who would have otherwise faced brutal Taliban retribution.

He is the author of two New York Times bestselling memoirs and has been featured across major media outlets for his work in leadership, storytelling, and public service. A Kansas City native, Jason lives there with his wife Diana and their two children.