A six-time and multi-exited entrepreneur, Noah has a track record of building consumer companies and products at the intersection of culture, technology, and impact. He founded shareholder advocacy platform Say, which serves companies like Tesla, music production company Soundproof, which signed producers like Quincy Jones, and Noise—a pioneering creative agency that helped define marketing for a new generation. At Noise, he led the creation of hundreds of products and campaigns, including: Facebook’s first-ever application; Chase +1, the first credit card designed to reward financial responsibility; and Vice’s music platform, Noisey.
But Noah’s work has always been about more than business—it’s about access. He has spent his career challenging systems that exclude people, whether in finance, media, or education, and rebuilding them to serve the next generation. His latest, soon-to-be-announced startup aims to bring transparency and power to the American taxpayer.
He has served on the board of VH1’s Save The Music Foundation and co-founded Give Kids Art, bringing arts education to underserved communities through Boys & Girls Clubs. He also made a multi-year endowment to the Department of Neurology at the University of California, San Francisco, supporting breakthrough research in migraine treatment.
Noah is the co-author of Chasing Cool (Simon & Schuster), a book he authored with the CEO of Barneys, exploring the intersection of culture and commerce. Long before becoming a founder or CEO, he was a DJ as a kid growing up in New York City’s hip-hop scene—an experience that continues to shape his perspective on creativity and connecting with consumers. He was stage DJ for J. Lo, opened for various hip hop acts, and performed at nightclubs across NYC and arenas across the country.
Born and raised in the East Village, near where he still lives today, Noah is a graduate of Cornell University where he studied psychology and economics.