Netflix Co-Founder Marc Randolph Joins Oh YAAS as Advisor

Randolph's arrival marks the latest in a growing list of industry architects aligning behind Oh YAAS' bold vision to create an entirely new category: Experiential Collectibles.

Apr. 14, 2026 at 6:07pm

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Marc Randolph, the co-founder and founding CEO of Netflix, has joined Oh YAAS as an Advisor. This marks the latest in a series of high-profile industry leaders who have aligned with the company as it works to transform the trading card industry by connecting athletes, artists, celebrities, leagues, and brands directly with fans and collectors through proprietary embedded technology.

Why it matters

The addition of Randolph, who helped redefine global entertainment and consumer behavior, signals that Oh YAAS is not just introducing a new product, but establishing an entirely new industry around 'Experiential Collectibles.' His experience in disrupting established markets will be invaluable as Oh YAAS challenges traditional trading card models.

The details

Just weeks after Atari founder Nolan Bushnell formally joined Oh YAAS, the company now finds itself backed by multiple figures who have created and reshaped entire industries. Randolph sees in Oh YAAS both the birth of a new industry and a rare opportunity to build alongside fellow disruptors once again. Oh YAAS is transforming trading cards from static objects into dynamic gateways that unlock experiences, access, services, and direct interaction with stars, artists, and brands, establishing a new marketing and engagement channel.

  • In April 2026, Marc Randolph joined Oh YAAS as an Advisor.
  • Just weeks prior, Atari founder Nolan Bushnell formally joined Oh YAAS.

The players

Marc Randolph

The co-founder and founding CEO of Netflix, one of the most transformative companies of the modern era.

Nolan Bushnell

The founder of Atari, who has also joined Oh YAAS in an advisory role.

Scott Terrell

The Founder and President of Oh YAAS.

Oh YAAS

A company that is redefining the trading card industry by transforming static collectibles into dynamic, experiential ecosystems.

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What they’re saying

“There's a pattern here. These are people who have a unique ability to recognize when something isn't just an evolution, but the beginning of something entirely new. Marc saw that immediately and has a history of going up against giants and winning. That kind of experience, that mindset, is utterly priceless when you're building something transformative that will challenge incumbents. You can't teach that. You have to live it.”

— Scott Terrell, Founder and President of Oh YAAS

“This isn't just a new product, it's the foundation of a new industry, and that immediately pulled me in. But, what excites me just as much is the opportunity to build alongside true disruptors, people who have created and reshaped industries – that doesn't come around often. Being at the ground floor of something this transformative again, is incredibly energizing, and Experiential Collectibles have the potential to fundamentally change how we interact with collectibles.”

— Marc Randolph

What’s next

As Oh YAAS continues to build momentum and attract more industry leaders, the company is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the emerging 'Experiential Collectibles' category.

The takeaway

The addition of visionary leaders like Marc Randolph and Nolan Bushnell to Oh YAAS' advisory team signals that the company is not just introducing a new product, but pioneering an entirely new industry that could fundamentally change how consumers interact with collectibles.