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Steve Pamon President & Chief Operating Officer Parkwood Entertainment Launch With GS External Advisory Council Steve Pamon is the President and Chief Operating Officer of global entertainer Beyoncé’s management and production company, Parkwood Entertainment. In his time at Parkwood Entertainment, the team has continued its history of critical and commercial success in the media, entertainment, and consumer products business, as evident in the Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show, Lemonade visual album, 22 Days Nutrition, The Formation World Tour, Coachella Homecoming, On the Run II world tour, Everything is Love album, Global Citizen Africa Festival, Adidas / Ivy Park partnership, Disney’s The Lion King: The Gift album, among many others. In addition, his team manages the careers of rapper/songwriter, Ingrid and actresses/musicians, Chloe x Halle. Prior to joining Parkwood Entertainment, Pamon was the head of sports and entertainment marketing for JPMorgan Chase, where he led a team responsible for the ongoing operations around the bank’s broad sponsorship portfolio, including Madison Square Garden (NY Knicks & NY Rangers), NY Jets, NY Giants, Radio City Music Hall, The Rockettes, The US Open Tennis Tournament, Chicago Theater, and the Los Angeles Forum. Before joining JPMC, Pamon was the Vice President of Strategy and New Business Development for the National Football League. He also served as the Senior Vice President and General Manager of HBO's digital distribution. His career began with stints at Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, McKinsey & Co., and Time Warner. Outside of his full-time role, Pamon recently completed a 10 year term as a board member of New York Road Runners ("NYRR"), a non-profit organization that produces more than 100 sports events each year - including the famed New York City Marathon. Pamon holds an M.B.A. from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a B.A. in business administration from Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA. .

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