Bio

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Shara Senderoff is a well-respected technology entrepreneur, venture capitalist, brand and creative strategist and film producer recognized for identifying cultural and technological shifts long before they reach mainstream adoption. Senderoff’s reputation for visionary strategy and foresight both technically and creatively has commanded both attention and praise throughout the entertainment industry.

Senderoff has bridged gaps across entertainment, emerging technology, AI, blockchain, and human intelligence systems. She has raised over $50M in capital for her ventures and managed over $50M in venture investments across a portfolio of 30+ companies, holding multiple board seats.

Senderoff has been named to Forbes’ “30 Under 30,” Rolling Stone’s “Future 25,” Fast Company’s “100 Most Creative People in Business,” Billboard’s “40 Under 40,” and Billboard’s prestigious “Women in Music” list and Billboard’s “Top Investors in Tech of the Future” for her contributions at the intersection of technology, creativity, and culture.

Senderoff is currently redefining the future of ethical AI music creation and monetization as Co-Founder & CEO of Jen. She is also the founder of Seet, a meditation pillow company designed for people who believe they “can’t meditate,” focused on “undoing” mindfulness because “not enough people are doing it, consistently.” 

In addition to her work in venture and technology, Senderoff produces film and documentary content. She recently served as both financier and Executive Producer on the highly-touted, widely-acclaimed “The Age of Disclosure”, a ground-breaking documentary revealing an 80-year global cover-up of non-human intelligent life and a secret war among major nations to reverse-engineer advanced technology of non-human origin (otherwise known as UFOs or UAPs).

As a global speaker and thought leader, Senderoff is a passionate advocate for wellness and compassionate leadership, championing a human-centered approach to business through the practice and study of quantum healing.

Under her Something Gold banner, Senderoff also advises artists, creators, and companies across music, entertainment, and technology, with past partnerships and advisory work including Reebok, FIFA, Authentic Brands Group (Muhammad Ali), Spotify, Warner Music Group, Atlantic Records, Capitol Records, RCA, Artist Partner Group and music artists Post Malone and Charlie Puth.

Previously, Senderoff served as Vice President of Film & Digital at The Mark Gordon Company (Grey’s Anatomy, Criminal Minds, 2012, The Day After Tomorrow, Saving Private Ryan), where in addition to developing and producing feature films with all major film studios, she architected the company’s first digital division focused on cross-platform storytelling and emerging audience technologies.

Senderoff has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, TIME Magazine, Forbes, Fortune, TechCrunch, The Hollywood Reporter, Entrepreneur Magazine, Billboard, Rolling Stone, Cosmopolitan Magazine and more.