Jordana Steinberg is an entrepreneur, venture advisor, and activist recognized for blending innovation, wellness, and social impact. She earned her BA in Psychology from American Jewish University and her MBA in Entrepreneurship from Pepperdine University.

As a lifelong advocate, Jordana began her career in mental health, supporting previously incarcerated adults, providing trauma counseling, and running suicide hotlines. She shared her childhood story of resilience and courage which has been featured in the Sacramento Bee and Los Angeles Times, reflecting her dedication to turning personal challenges into public good. In recognition of her leadership, she received the prestigious Didi Hirsch Award in 2015.

Jordana went on to found a men’s styling consultancy which reduced decision stress through capsule wardrobes. She simultaneously founded Dear Halley, a lingerie startup focused on creating healthier, more sustainable women’s apparel. Her focus on impact continued through her work with an early-stage venture fund supporting underrepresented founders.

Her commitment to social impact continues through board service with Friends of the Semel Institute at UCLA, Atrium 916, and Operation iDream, where her forthcoming book Letters of Love: Messages from around the world will be sent to a new library in Zambia.