Naru Force Studios has brought Nick Westwood onto the team for K-Pop Olympics, the recently launched outfit’s new social-first IP.
Westwood will EP the show, leveraging his experience in format development, talent strategy, and commercial integration for the multiplatform, social-first entertainment concept.
“K-pop is the clearest example of how high-quality, talent-led creativity is thriving in the modern media landscape, powered by its fans,” Westwood said. “Combining performance, music, visual excellence, and an always integrated community, its growth has been driven as much by its fans as by the industry itself. With K-Pop Olympics, we will build a multiplatform format that reflects and is true to this heartland, putting audiences at the center while creating value across social, broadcast, and brand ecosystems. It’s about designing an authentic format that works across the entire digital funnel, for partners, platforms, and talent alike, that remains loved by the biggest advocates, the fans.”
Salla Kozma, founder of Naru Force Studios and EP, added, “Nick brings a rare combination of creative instinct and commercial understanding across multiple platforms and markets. As we build Naru Force Studios and develop K-Pop Olympics, having someone who understands how talent, audiences, and brands connect in today’s landscape is incredibly valuable. This project is designed as more than a format, but a platform for fan engagement, cultural exchange, and scalable IP. Nick’s experience helps us accelerate that vision.”
