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Maia Glikman is a Los Angeles based producer whose body of work spans numerous areas of the entertainment industry. She is currently the founder and CEO of Never Ever Productions where she produces film, TV, animation, and podcasts. She also is the founder and CEO of GoKidGo, the audio imagination company for kids, that is a podcast network for narrative children's content, creating audio experiences that feel like Pixar for your ears.
Maia has held key positions from development to production at networks, studios, and some of the world’s leading production companies. Highlights as an executive include several years at ABC Network, Lucasfilm (under Kathleen Kennedy) and Sony Pictures Television (development and current). Maia also served as Head of Development at Warner Bros.-based POD Amore & Vita Productions, where she brought the format for Fox’s THE CLEANING LADY to U.S. production. Maia then served as Head of Programming for Mike Tollin’s MSM/Tollin Productions who most notably did the Michael Jordan documentary THE LAST DANCE for Netflix.
Her work has resulted in acquisitions for multiple original television projects, including sales to FOX, CW, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Spotify, to name a few. Maia’s mandate is the production of high-quality content that resonates with today’s audience, most especially those that champion female and underrepresented voices. Never Ever most recently co-produced a podcast with Dan Patrick for iHeart Media where she now has a first look podcast deal.
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