Stacey Feinberg
Stacey Feinberg is a producer and investor who is extremely passionate about supporting female artists and entrepreneurs.
She came into my life recently, and when a mutual contact mentioned she was an investor and producer on JAGGED LITTLE PILL on Broadway, I knew I had to talk to her. Especially after my last episode with Tony Award-nominated producer Rachel Sussman.
Stacey sunk her teeth into business while assisting her father at his pioneering Sports and Entertainment Law Firm, Bob Woolf Associates.
Beyond negotiating contracts, they also managed every aspect of the lives and careers of over 300 clients, including Larry Bird, Larry King, Joe Montana, and New Kids On the Block.
In 1998, she co-founded the hedge fund JLF Asset Management, which on Barron’s 2007 list of the top 30 hedge funds in the world. In 2008, Stacey pivoted to pre IPO investing. Some her early-stage investments include Facebook, Zico Water, and Peloton.
All of that is impressive and makes my head spin, but what I love MOST about Stacey is that after making enough money to not only be monetarily incentivized, she shifted her focus to funding and empowering female entrepreneurs. As she likes to say, women don’t need a handout, they need a hand up.
Stacey is committed to supporting women in launching and scaling their businesses, hence her getting involved as a producer of the Broadway hit JAGGED LITTLE PILL.
She’s kind, she’s generous, and she’s also keeping her finger on the pulse of business by guest lecturing at Harvard Law School and executive programs like The Business of Entertainment, Media, and Sports. It helps her stay current in today’s rapidly evolving marketplace.
During our hour together, Stacey shines a light on where her fire comes from, why trusting your gut is crucial, and her advice to budding investors.
Can’t wait to hear what you think of this week’s episode!
Beijos,
Caca
"I’m not a stuff person. I’m an experiential person. Money is an opportunity to say AND instead of OR.”
-Stacey Feinberg
“Jagged Little Pill” at the Broadhurst Theatre.