Greg Peters
Greg Peters is Co-CEO of Netflix and the executive most directly responsible for the company's landmark entry into advertising with the launch of its ad-supported subscription tier in November 2022. As the architect of Netflix's advertising strategy, Peters oversaw the partnership with Microsoft as Netflix's ad technology and sales partner, fundamentally reshaping the competitive landscape of streaming advertising and forcing legacy broadcasters and digital platforms alike to reckon with a new premium inventory source at massive scale.
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- Years in industry
- 12 years
Bio
Greg Peters is Co-CEO of Netflix and the executive most directly responsible for the company's landmark entry into advertising with the launch of its ad-supported subscription tier in November 2022. As the architect of Netflix's advertising strategy, Peters oversaw the partnership with Microsoft as Netflix's ad technology and sales partner, fundamentally reshaping the competitive landscape of streaming advertising and forcing legacy broadcasters and digital platforms alike to reckon with a new premium inventory source at massive scale.
Career
President and Chief Operating Officer
Netflix · 2020-2023
Chief Product Officer
Netflix · 2017-2020
Chief Streaming and Partnerships Officer
Netflix · 2014-2017
President
Netflix Japan · 2012-2014
Various Engineering and Product Roles
Netflix · 2008-2012
Expertise & education
Expertise
Education
- BA, Economics, University of Colorado Boulder
Speaking topics
Recognition
Notable achievements
- Co-led Netflix's launch of its ad-supported subscription tier in November 2022, one of the most significant new advertising inventory sources in recent history
- Negotiated and executed the Microsoft partnership to serve as Netflix's exclusive ad technology and sales partner
- Elevated to Co-CEO of Netflix alongside Ted Sarandos in January 2023
- Oversaw Netflix's global product and technology operations as COO, scaling the platform to over 200 million subscribers
- Led Netflix's expansion into Japan as country president, establishing the company's first major Asian market presence