Funko, Inc. is a pop culture consumer products company best known for its stylized vinyl figures, apparel, accessories and other licensed collectible goods. The company’s signature product line, Funko Pop!, features bobblehead-style figurines that showcase characters from a wide array of entertainment franchises, including film, television, gaming, sports and music. In addition to vinyl figurines, Funko’s portfolio encompasses plush toys, action figures, stationery, home goods and novelty items, all leveraging licensing agreements with major global brands.
Founded in 1998 by Mike Becker in Washington state, Funko initially focused on creating nostalgic bobbleheads before expanding its product offerings under current leadership. In 2005, entrepreneur Brian Mariotti acquired the business and guided its transformation from a small regional operation into a publicly traded company on the Nasdaq under the ticker FNKO. Funko has grown its licensing roster to include partnerships with iconic names such as Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Pokémon and NFL teams, among many others.
Headquartered in Everett, Washington, Funko maintains a global footprint with additional offices and distribution centers in North America, Europe and Asia. The company sells its products through multiple channels, including its own e-commerce site, major mass market retailers, specialty stores, and pop culture conventions. This multi-channel approach allows Funko to reach collectors and casual buyers in more than 90 countries worldwide.
Under CEO Brian Mariotti’s direction, Funko has emphasized innovation, expanded its product categories and strengthened its licensing partnerships. The company continues to explore new avenues such as digital collectibles and entertainment content to complement its core physical products. With a focus on iconic IP and community engagement, Funko aims to sustain its leadership position in the collectibles market.
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