This session is ideal for students interested in entrepreneurship, consumer technology, fitness and wellness, food and media, product development, and building companies that compete with larger incumbents.
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Stacey Artandi Seldin is a technology entrepreneur and executive known for building companies that take on—and win against—much larger competitors. With a dedicated focus on creating superior products and customer experiences, she has founded numerous companies with successful exits.
As Founder and CEO of Mariana Tek and an acknowledged leader in fitness, Stacey built an enterprise software company that became a leading technology platform for the boutique fitness industry, serving some of its most prominent brands like Barry’s and Barre3, before being acquired by global private equity juggernaut Advent International. Before that, she co-founded and led technology at indoor cycling chain Flywheel Sports where she launched apps that revolutionized how consumers interacted with fitness companies.
Earlier in her career, she oversaw marketing on the launch team of the Food Network as its fourth employee. She was instrumental in bringing food programming to the mainstream, developing new concepts that broke the mold of the traditional cooking show, and monetizing the popularity of chefs.
Across her career, Stacey has specialized in spotting opportunities overlooked by incumbents and using product and technology to create a competitive advantage. But more than anything, she has leaned into the dramatic advantages that are created with diverse teams whose unique perspectives and deep mutual respect have proved to be the most effective weapon on the corporate battlefield. A Wharton graduate with a dual major in finance and marketing, she now advises, invests in, and serves on the boards of growing companies.
Want to dive deeper? Register Here for a 1:1meeting: https://go.oncehub.com/StaceySeldin
Stacey Artandi Seldin is a technology entrepreneur and executive known for building companies that take on—and win against—much larger competitors. With a dedicated focus on creating superior products and customer experiences, she has founded numerous companies with successful exits.
As Founder and CEO of Mariana Tek and an acknowledged leader in fitness, Stacey built an enterprise software company that became a leading technology platform for the boutique fitness industry, serving some of its most prominent brands like Barry’s and Barre3, before being acquired by global private equity juggernaut Advent International. Before that, she co-founded and led technology at indoor cycling chain Flywheel Sports where she launched apps that revolutionized how consumers interacted with fitness companies.
Earlier in her career, she oversaw marketing on the launch team of the Food Network as its fourth employee. She was instrumental in bringing food programming to the mainstream, developing new concepts that broke the mold of the traditional cooking show, and monetizing the popularity of chefs.
Across her career, Stacey has specialized in spotting opportunities overlooked by incumbents and using product and technology to create a competitive advantage. But more than anything, she has leaned into the dramatic advantages that are created with diverse teams whose unique perspectives and deep mutual respect have proved to be the most effective weapon on the corporate battlefield. A Wharton graduate with a dual major in finance and marketing, she now advises, invests in, and serves on the boards of growing companies.