Have you ever wondered what it takes to run a multi-billion dollar international wrestling empire? WWE is far from the closely held family company it was in the 1970s and 80s, and there have been countless behind-the-scenes employees who have made the company what it is today. On-air, we are led to believe that there are three people making all of the major day-to-day decisions ... Vince, Stephanie, and Hunter. To be fair to wrestling's royal triumvirate, few details (no matter how seemingly minor they are) make it to television without approval from at least one of the three bosses; however, it takes more than just three captains to keep the massive WWE luxury liner afloat. WWE Corporate boasts that its programming is currently broadcast in 150 different countries in 35 different languages and reaches over 650 million viewers each week. They have multiple operations and business lines within the company including the WWE Network, weekly television programming, live events, digital media, licensing, merchandise, and of course, their very own (fledgling) movie production studio. Over the next few pages, we are going to give credit to the employees who haven't quite made it to air yet. You may see some of their faces if you visit WWE Corporate offices in corporate tax-friendly Stamford, Connecticut, and maybe you've kinda, sorta, possibly heard the following ten names. Chances are you haven't heard of them all, but that's what countdown lists are made for.
