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10 Netflix finance leaders
These ten current and former Netflix finance leaders include the CFO for Netflix EMEA, vice presidents over content, production and product finance, the treasurer and a revenue controller. Readers can learn how finance supports content, production, product and regional decisions at Netflix.
Professionals to explore
01—10Andrea Spinelli
LinkedInExperience: Regional Finance Director, LATAM · Netflix
Former Regional Finance Director, LATAM at Netflix (2019–2021), a Director-level Finance & Accounting role. Other rows include CFO at Movile (2021–2024), Finance Director, LATAM at Facebook (2018–2019) and Sr Finance Manager, LATAM at Facebook (2013–2018), and the profile is listed as retired since 2026.
Chip Holloway
LinkedInExperience: Vice President and Global Head of Production Finance · Netflix
Vice President and Global Head of Production Finance at Netflix since 2021 and Vice President Finance and Strategy there since 2023, based in Los Angeles. His other Netflix rows include Vice President Studio Finance Latin America (LATAM) (2022–2023), Vice President Studio Finance Asia Pacific (APAC) (2022) and Vice President - Original Film and APAC Production Finance (2020–2021).
Federico Mossa
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Content Finance & Strategy · Netflix
Vice President, Content Finance & Strategy at Netflix since 2017, where he says he leads the global Content Finance & Strategy team, managing about 45 direct and indirect reports. He was an MBA Summer Intern in Content Finance & Strategy at Netflix (2016) and Director, Business Development & Analytics at Universal Music Group (2009–2015).
Gregory Belzer
LinkedInExperience: Treasurer · Netflix
Treasurer at Netflix since 2023; his profile headline reads Vice President and Treasurer at Netflix. He was Vice President and Assistant Treasurer at The Walt Disney Company (1998–2023), and his profile lists skills in corporate finance, financial risk management, capital markets, valuation and global cash management and investments.
Jo Padilla
LinkedInExperience: Director, Corporate Strategy and Financial Planning · Netflix
Director, Corporate Strategy and Financial Planning at Netflix since 2019; the profile headline reads Netflix, Senior Finance Leader & Executive Business Partner. Other rows include Head of Product Finance (Facebook App) at Facebook (2017–2019), Finance Manager, Marketing at Facebook (2015–2017) and Senior Auditor at Deloitte (2010–2013).
Kate Norton
LinkedInExperience: VP, Business Strategy & Finance · Netflix
VP, Business Strategy & Finance at Netflix since 2025, a Finance & Accounting vice president role. She was also VP Product & Commerce Strategy & Finance at Netflix (2024–2025) in San Francisco, and her other rows include Senior Vice President, Business Operations at Workday (2022–2024) and Managing Director and Partner at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) (2022).
Pablo Perez De Rosso
LinkedInExperience: Vice President - EMEA CFO · Netflix
Vice President - EMEA CFO at Netflix since 2025, leading Strategy, FP&A, Controllership, Tax, Production Finance and Workplace Operations for Europe, Middle East & Africa. His other Netflix rows include Vice President - Head of Strategy, Planning & Analysis, Production Finance and Customer Service (2021–2025), Vice President - Content Studio Strategy, Planning & Analysis (2017–2021) and Director - Content Strategy & Analysis (2012–2017).
Ross Smith
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director, Revenue Controller · Netflix
Senior Director, Revenue Controller at Netflix since 2023, based in Los Gatos and covering Subscription, Advertising, Partnerships, and Consumer Product/Experiences Revenue. His other Netflix rows include Director, Revenue Controller (2022–2023), Director of Revenue and Partnerships Accounting (2019–2022) and Senior Manager, Global Revenue and Partnerships Accounting (2018–2019).
Spencer Wang
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, IR and Corporate Development & Strategic Planning and Analysis · Netflix
Vice President, IR and Corporate Development & Strategic Planning and Analysis at Netflix since 2015, where he says he leads several teams, including Finance/Investor Relations, which leads Netflix's relationship with the investment community and assists in capital structure optimization and capital raising. He was Managing Director Head of U.S. Media & Internet Equity Research at Credit Suisse (2008–2012).
Tim Anderson
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Product & Technology, Ads & Games Financial Planning & Analysis · Netflix
Vice President, Product & Technology, Ads & Games Financial Planning & Analysis at Netflix since 2018; his headline reads Product Tech, Ads & Games FP&A Leader at Netflix. His other rows include VP, Corporate Finance & Real Estate at AECOM (2013–2017) and Vice President, Studio Finance at Sony Pictures Entertainment (2011–2013).
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Match the person's area to your question: content and production finance leaders suit questions about programming budgets, while FP&A, treasury and controllership leaders suit questions about planning, capital and revenue reporting. Check whether the Netflix role is current or past before asking about recent practices.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does a streaming company's finance team evaluate and budget for content and production spending?
- 02How should FP&A partner with product, ads and games teams when those businesses are at different stages?
- 03What does revenue controllership involve when a company earns from subscriptions, advertising and partnerships?
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