Joseph Maar

Background

About Joseph Maar

Founder and Principal of NECF (Networked Everywhere, Connected Forever) the first media industry Exchange Desk to improve and optimize productions via the sharing economy. With provisional AI patents, we source high quality, reliable production resources/staff while dramatically decreasing risk, reducing costs and improving quality: think "Airbnb for Media" taken to a new level with artificial intelligence, five-star people and top resources. NECF's leadership hails from a matrix of executives in media production, economics, finance, legal, business development, and consulting firms. Our primary clients are major broadcasters, studios, cloud companies, new media firms, digital creators, and Sharing Economy platforms. NECF’s patent pending model and technology coordinate top-tier film, television and media talent, resources, and unused capacity to realize high quality results with proven per annum cost saving strategies. We improve quality and reliability by maximizing top-tier manpower and resources. A Sr. Economic Advisor to the World Bank, KPMG, PWC and McKinsey validated and supports our new economic model. Under consultation with Deloitte, NECF employs “digital economy” models with proprietary tools across 16 verticals. We started the "working from home" or REMI/At-Home production model in 2006 for CBS Sports/CSTV and have since overcome their limitations and often costly surprises. Our staff has extensive experience inside major media companies, cloud firms, international channels and professional sports leagues. NECF's philosophy is continuous improvement, frictionless adoption and controlled disruption via edge investments. Our methods create new value chains with SAAS and IAAS-based workflows. Applying a full range of global cloud and vendor resources, we save clients money and time while helping them increase volume and quality. NECF has global relationships with 200+ prominent distributors, networks, vendors, manufacturers, film and television talent, and international governments.