10 Incredibly Important WWE Employees You've Never Seen On TV

2. George Barrios - WWE Chief Strategy & Financial Officer

If former Cryme Time members JTG and Shad Gaspard wanted to explain what George Barrios does all day, they would simply rap, "Makin' all that money, MONEY!! Yeah, yeah!!" WWE's adorably snaggletoothed money man left his position as New York Times Vice President and Treasurer to join the McMahon family on the Stock Exchange in 2008. Under the financial guidance and supervision of Barrios, WWE has seen its annual revenues soar from $475 million in 2009 (his first full fiscal year) to an estimated $550 million in 2014. Vince McMahon himself has not fared as well as his own company has over that same period of time. The former billionaire CEO reportedly lost more than $350 million of his fortune in one single afternoon earlier this year leading to some speculation that Barrios would soon find himself future endeavored.