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Feld Entertainment names new CEO

Kenneth Feld continues as chair of the board.
| Jo-Lynn Brown

Feld Entertainment, a privately-owned live entertainment company in Palmetto, has named Juliette Feld Grossman as the company’s third chief executive officer, in the company’s 57-year history, representing the third generation of Feld Family leadership.

Stephen Yaros, senior vice president of global media and supercross, has been named president of Feld Entertainment. Kenneth Feld, the previous CEO, will remain chair of the Board of Directors.

Grossman joined the company in 2010 and most recently held the position of chief operating officer. She has led the transformation of Monster Jam and has managed production development for Disney On Ice and the recently relaunched, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey.

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