Hahn Lee

Hahn Lee has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Hahn began their career as a Finance Intern at Paramount Pictures before moving on to roles in Business Development at The Walt Disney Company and Fox Networks Group. At Jefferies & Company, they worked in Equity Research, specializing in digital media and video game sectors. Hahn then joined Bear, Stearns & Company, Inc. in Investment Banking. Hahn later worked at Ascent Media Group, where they were responsible for Financial Planning & Analysis.

Hahn's career in the entertainment industry continued at TV Guide, where they held various roles including Director of Business Development, Director of Finance, and SVP of Corporate Development, Strategy, and Head of Financial Planning and Analysis. Hahn played a crucial role in transforming the TV Guide Network into a fully-distributed general entertainment network.

Following their time at TV Guide, Hahn joined realtor.com as EVP of Business Development and Strategy. Hahn led M&A, investments, partnerships, and corporate strategy. Hahn also oversaw News Corp's strategic investment in Matterport and executed realtor.com's strategic investment in Fifth Wall Ventures' Fund II.

Most recently, Hahn served as the CFO of Bright Lights Acquisition Corp., where they successfully raised $230 million in an IPO and focused on mergers and acquisitions in consumer products and media, entertainment, and sports sectors.

Currently, Hahn Lee holds the position of EVP Corporate Development and Strategy at 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty.

Hahn Lee holds an MBA degree with a focus on Finance and Strategy from the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Hahn has also completed the Advanced Management Program (AMP 199) at Harvard Business School. Hahn'sundergraduate education was undertaken at UCLA, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business-Economics. In addition to their academic qualifications, Lee has obtained the CFA Level I certification from the CFA Institute, which they passed in 2002. Hahn also possesses NASD Series 7 and 63 certifications, although they are currently inactive.