Falcon’s Beyond Executive Daryl White Recognized as a Blooloop Top 50 Influencer
Falcon’s Beyond Executive Daryl White Recognized as a Blooloop Top 50 Influencer
Orlando, FL (Nov. 3, 2023) – An award-winning streak of a week continues at Falcon’s Beyond, where Executive Vice President of Global Licensing & Business Development Daryl White has just been named a 2023 Blooloop 50 top theme park influencer.
Blooloop.com is the world’s most read news source in the themed attractions industry. The annual Blooloop 50 Theme Park Influencers List celebrates the work of fifty key individuals whose leadership, innovation and creativity have helped shape the industry and drive it forward. Readers nominate potential Blooloop 50 candidates, who are then voted on by a panel of industry experts.
“I feel incredibly honored to be named in the Blooloop 50 and appreciate my peers for placing me on the list as a nominee,” said White. “I’m humbled to be among some truly amazing leaders who are blazing the way for the future of themed entertainment.”
White is responsible for actively sourcing licensing opportunities and nurturing existing relationships with Falcon’s Beyond’s partners. He champions the daily operations of the Falcon’s IP portfolio and finds, develops, coordinates, and implements business development plans designed to attract new business opportunities, including selling rides and attractions. He’s always on the fly to represent Falcon’s worldwide at trade shows and events. During his career, White has developed projects for clients including Sea World, Lionsgate Entertainment World, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, Genting SkyWorlds, and Futuroscope. Current work includes Falcon’s Beyond Resort by Meliá and Katmandu Park in Punta Cana.
White joins the distinguished company of Falcon’s notables who have made the list in years past. Falcon’s Beyond Cecil D. Magpuri was on the initial list in 2018, and again in 2019 and 2020, followed by Falcon’s Beyond Chief Corporate Officer Yvette Whittaker in 2022.
