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Jordan Levin 2005, Levin became the CEO and founder of Generate, a production studio and talent management company. Generate focused on producing fictional and factual entertainment, branded content, and connecting advertising, technology and entertainment companies. In 2008, Levin secured $6 million in venture financing from MK Capital and Velocity Interactive Group. Three years later in 2011, Levin sold Generate to Alloy Digital, continuing on as Alloy Digital's President. In 2013, Alloy Digital merged with Break Media to form DEFY Media. In 2014, Levin joined Microsoft's Xbox Entertainment Studios as executive vice president, general manager to produce original programming. Levin left later that