Ryan Reynolds

Became MNTN's chief creative officer when it acquired Maximum Effort Marketing in 2021 and is still listed in that role on MNTN's leadership page.^{Source [3]Source [11]}

• Became chief creative officer when MNTN acquired Maximum Effort Marketing, a deal announced in June 2021 and completed on August 25, 2021.^{Source [3]Source [12]}
• Kept the chief creative officer role after MNTN sold Maximum Effort Marketing back to an affiliate of its original owner on April 1, 2025.^{Source [4]Source [12]}
• Remained in the role through MNTN's May 2025 initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange and is still listed on its leadership page.^{Source [13]Source [11]}

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Bought a minority stake in the Liga MX club with Rob McElhenney in April 2024.^{Source [20]Source [25]}

• Joined the club's investor group alongside Rob McElhenney in April 2024, a deal reported to have been in the works for months.^{Source [21]Source [20]}
• Executive produced Necaxa, an FX docuseries about the club with fellow investor Eva Longoria that premiered on FXX in August 2025.^{Source [26]}

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Bought the club with Rob McElhenney from the Wrexham Supporters Trust in February 2021; the two remain its controlling owners after selling minority stakes in 2024 and 2025.^{Source [14]Source [17]Source [18]}

• Completed the takeover with Rob McElhenney on February 9, 2021, taking full control of the National League club and committing a 2 million pound investment.^{Source [14]}
• Serves as co-chairman with McElhenney; the club hired Michael Williamson as chief executive in May 2024.^{Source [27]Source [16]}
• Oversaw three consecutive promotions, sealed on April 26, 2025, that took the club to the Championship for the first time since 1981-82.^{Source [15]Source [17]}
• Brought in minority investors: the Allyn family through the Red Dragon Ventures joint venture in October 2024 and Apollo Sports Capital in December 2025, with funding for stadium redevelopment.^{Source [16]Source [17]Source [28]}
• Executive producer of the FX docuseries Welcome to Wrexham, which won the Emmy for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program in 2023 and 2024.^{Source [19]}

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Bought an ownership stake in November 2019 and worked on marketing and strategy; T-Mobile completed its acquisition of Mint's parent in May 2024 and said Reynolds would continue in his creative role for Mint.^{Source [8]Source [9]}

• Bought an ownership stake in November 2019 and became involved in the brand's communications, marketing and strategic decisions.^{Source [8]}
• Remained the face of Mint's advertising; T-Mobile agreed in March 2023 to buy Mint's parent for up to $1.35 billion in cash and stock.^{Source [29]Source [10]}
• After the deal closed on May 1, 2024, T-Mobile said he would continue in his creative role on behalf of Mint.^{Source [9]}

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Co-founded the production and marketing company with George Dewey in 2018. The marketing arm was sold to MNTN in 2021 and bought back by an affiliate of its original owner in 2025.^{Source [3]Source [4]Source [12]}

• Co-founded the company with George Dewey in 2018; its productions include the Deadpool films, Free Guy, The Adam Project and Welcome to Wrexham.^{Source [2]Source [31]}
• Built Maximum Effort Marketing, whose ads for Aviation Gin, Mint Mobile and others led to its acquisition by MNTN in 2021 and its return to the group in 2025.^{Source [3]Source [4]Source [12]}
• Signed a multi-year partnership with Fubo in August 2022 that included a first-look unscripted deal and the Maximum Effort Channel, which launched on June 20, 2023.^{Source [2]Source [31]}
• Signed a first-look television deal with Disney's 20th Television in March 2025.^{Source [32]}
• Led Maximum Effort Investments into the investor group that bought 24% of the Alpine Formula 1 team in June 2023.^{Source [22]}

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Bought an ownership stake in February 2018 and took on the brand's creative direction; he kept an ownership interest when Diageo agreed to buy the brand in August 2020.^{Source [5]Source [6]}

• Bought an ownership stake from Davos Brands in February 2018 and took on the brand's creative direction.^{Source [5]Source [34]}
• Used Maximum Effort Marketing to grow the brand, which Diageo said more than doubled its volume in 2019.^{Source [6]}
• Kept an ongoing ownership interest when Diageo completed its acquisition of Aviation and Davos Brands on September 30, 2020.^{Source [6]Source [7]}
• Is still named co-owner on the brand's website, which lists Diageo as the parent company.^{Source [33]}

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