Marvin Maalouf is an award-winning, visionary leader who has spearheaded the growth of NEEZO Studios since it was founded in 2005. Under Marvin’s leadership, NEEZO Studios has developed into a globally respected powerhouse of unparalleled artistic, digital and technical abilities.

True to the company’s founding principles, Marvin places a high value on delighting clients with exemplary service, hiring top talent that excel in their fields and fostering innovative solutions that push creative and technical limits.

With Marvin’s infectious enthusiasm and passion for innovation, NEEZO Studios is highly sought-after by discerning clients in diverse industries spanning the globe including many of North America’s largest home builders, business giants such as Google, Facebook, Home Depot and a plethora of SFX programming for TV/Film executives.

To complement NEEZO Studio’s renderings, animation and 3D technology work, the born entrepreneur, known to be a keen technical innovator, Marvin created NVYVE Studios, founded in 2013, NVYVE develops and publishes video games, including dystopian horror P. A. M. E. L. A. and most recently, HYPERGUN, both a huge hit with gamers. In 2014, Marvin introduced an architectural scale model division to NEEZO Studios, built for industries spanning from real estate development to TV/film, using the latest innovations in 3D printing and laser cutting technology. Their scale models are now shipped and assembled internationally. 

Prior to NEEZO Studios, Marvin was General Manager at Entela Inc., a testing and certification company for automotive components. During his tenure, Marvin expanded Entela’s Product Certification Division into a profitable, multi-million-dollar operation with branches in Canada, the United States and Asia.

“I created NEEZO Studios because as an Engineer by trade, I knew that the industry had barely scratched the surface of what was possible in creating cutting edge, innovative experiences for clients. It’s thrilling to lead a talented team who are inventing new worlds of digital exploration.”