The landscape of the media industry has transformed in the last ten years and expanded to include avenues of business and revenues that could have never been predicted. YouTube is launching million-dollar careers for fourteen-year-olds who are creating content even from the comforts of their bedrooms. TikTok is creating viral stars daily and opening up a world of fame and wealth to everyday people. As this new world seeks new role models, we met Robby Clark, the former child star who is helping the entertainment elite learn how to manage their wealth.
Robby Clark gained insights into the world of media at a young age. By the time he was 21, he had had a successful acting career that had earned him up to seven-figure incomes; yet, he had to soon file for bankruptcy. He says that this trajectory from fame to financial collapse helped him build up resourceful money survival skills. It is these skills that have established Robby as a money mogul in the media world. His Instagram page is filled with insights and tips on managing and investing your money. It is through this platform that he shares tips and insights for people who are seeking advice on investing and building profitable portfolios in the world of media. One of these high-profile people was Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick, who sought out Robby’s advice on investing her earnings as an entertainer. Advising a star of this caliber helped Robby firmly establish himself as a media role model.
Robby is a self-taught individual and a self-made success, having learned how to identify, finance, and scale a profitable business by simply doing it. The serial entrepreneur has also gained notable success in the world of real estate as the founder of SID Developments, a real estate company that stimulates and revamps properties across Ontario.
The media industry is constantly evolving and growing. Thankfully, some enterprising people are consistently evolving with it and becoming the kind of role models that the industry needs today.
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