Are you interested in exploring where a career in Media can take you? Join us for an informal virtual presentation and conversation with LSA Alum and Chief Revenue Officer of Fandom, Jeremy Steinberg. Jeremy will talk about his time at Michigan, how his career path led him to serving in the C-Suite at Fandom, and the lessons and advice he was given along the way. Fandom is most renowned for being the largest fan wiki platform, serving as the main forum site for IP's like Star Wars, Marvel, and any other fictional universe that exists. With over 40 million content pages in over 80 languages on 250,000 wikis about every fictional universe ever created, Fandom is where fans find themselves through entertainment. If it has fans, it's on Fandom!



About Jeremy, in his words:

"I’m a commercially driven media and technology executive with a proven track record driving growth, innovation, and building high-performing teams. I’ve helped businesses expand into new markets, scale through acquisitions, and navigate both growth and turnaround situations. I have strong expertise in private equity and have driven transformation in PE-backed companies.

I take a responsible, strategic approach to leadership—balancing innovation with prioritized decision-making to deliver both near term and lasting success. Whether in public companies or private equity-backed environments, I foster a culture of accountability and sustainable growth.

I have earned a reputation for bringing industry-leading solutions to market and forging partnerships that are routinely cutting edge. My expertise in AI and data-driven innovation was shaped at The Weather Company and IBM, where I helped develop AI-powered solutions that transformed media and advertising.

Beyond operating roles, I’m an active investor and advisor, helping founders and leadership teams accelerate growth and unlock new opportunities.

I am known for integrity, adaptability, and emotional intelligence. I take pride in developing high-performance teams and creating environments where innovation and execution drive transformative results."