Jason is the editor in chief Entrepreneur magazine and hosts the podcasts Problem Solvers and Build For Tomorrow. A novel he wrote with his wife, Mr. Nice Guy, is currently being developed for television. He has been an editor at Fast Company, Men’s Health, Maxim, and Boston, and written for the Washington Post, New York Times, Slate, New York magazine, and others. Please note: Mentor sessions with Entrepreneur staff are designed to share perspectives and advice, not to pitch stories for coverage. Pitches can always simply be emailed to an individual.
About Jason Feifer
Jason Feifer is the editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine, and host of two podcasts: Build For Tomorrow, a show about the changes that got us here, and how to thrive in a changing world; and Problem Solvers, about entrepreneurs solving unexpected problems in their business. He writes a newsletter about how to find opportunity in change.
Prior to Entrepreneur, Jason has worked as an editor at Men's Health, Fast Company, Maxim, and Boston magazine, and has written about business and technology for the Washington Post, Slate, New York, and others.
Areas of Expertise
Storytelling
Storytelling
Motivation
Motivation
Writing
Writing
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Personal Branding
Personal Branding
Pitching Your Business to Media
Pitching Your Business to Media
Podcasting
Podcasting
Storytelling
Storytelling
Motivation
Motivation
Writing
Writing
Public Speaking
Public Speaking
Personal Branding
Personal Branding
Pitching Your Business to Media
Pitching Your Business to Media
Podcasting
Podcasting
More From Jason Feifer
Branding
Dany Garcia Wanted Clothing That's "Between Athleisure and Power Dressing", So She Launched A New Brand Called GSTQ
Garcia is Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson's manager and business partner, but is now creating a brand that's much more personal.
Career Change
After Illness Ended Chris Bosh's NBA Career, Here's How He Found A New Purpose
"I have a choice," says Chris Bosh. "Is this going to help me, or is it going to hurt me?"
Century Club
This Company Has Been Around for 135 Years. The Key to Its Success? Customer Service.
How far are you willing to go to offer great customer service? Andy Spearing of Portland's Pike Awning says he'd rather lose money than make a customer unhappy.
Century Club
This Family Funeral Home Has Served Its Detroit Community Since 1919. Here's How It Uses Technology to Stay Relevant.
Antonio Green's great-grandfather opened James H. Cole Home for Funerals 102 years ago, and Green intends to carry his family legacy forward.
This Founder Raised $68.1 Million Last Year, But Only After Admitting to Investors: 'It's a Crazy Situation… I Don't Have Great Options'
At the beginning of 2020, John Berkowitz was determined to acquire a much bigger company, and it wasn't going well. Then the pandemic set in. But chaos worked in his favor.
The Battle Over Cocktails-to-Go Shows How Entrepreneurs Can Conquer the Status Quo
Why couldn't you bring a cocktail home before the pandemic? The story starts over 100 years ago.
Nobody Likes a Success Story
There's a right way to tell your story, and it isn't about sharing all your great accomplishments.
Cultivating Emotional Intelligence
Your Brain Is a Supercomputer. Here's How to Reboot It, According to World-Renowned Brain Coach Jim Kwik.
'The number one skill set is to learn how to learn.'
The World's Top Brain Coach Says Knowing 'Your Dominant Question' Changes Your Life
Actor Will Smith's is, "How do I make this moment magical?"
Struggling to Focus? Here's Advice From World-Renowned Brain Coach Jim Kwik
Hint: remove this one word from your vocabulary.
Customer Service
This Cake Traveled 1,500 Miles, and Is A Powerful Lesson In Customer Service
Great customer service can transform ordinary moments into special experiences. Take notes from this supermarket.
Why Ryan Reynolds Says "You Can't Be Good At Something Unless You're Willing To Be Bad"
Actor Ryan Reynolds now runs one of the hottest marketing agencies, Maximum Effort. Here's what he's learned about trying new things.
How Ryan Reynolds' Marketing Agency Keeps Making Viral Hits
Ryan Reynolds' marketing agency, Maximum Effort, regularly delivers viral hits. The trick? Bring people together.
Career Change
Stacy London Wants To Help Women Embrace Aging. When TV Said No, She Became A CEO
The former "What Not To Wear" host is now CEO of State of Menopause. The transition wasn't easy.
Time Management
Bethenny Frankel's Success Starts With Time Management
Bethenny Frankel builds multimillion-dollar brands, stars in TV shows, and vigorously defends every moment of her day. The secret? It starts with deciding what matters (and what doesn't).