Kevin Seldon has a strong background in social impact and entrepreneurship. Kevin founded and currently serves as the Head of Social Impact at Keldof, a consultancy focused on creating positive social change through special projects. Kevin has worked with a diverse range of clients, including Vanity Fair, NBCUniversal, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and The Legendary Roots Crew. In addition, Kevin is the Senior Brand Strategist at The KELDOF Academy, where they provide professional coaching and identity development services for entrepreneurs and small businesses with a focus on social good.
Kevin is also involved in social entrepreneurship as the Creator and Host of DAD I'D LIKE TO FRIEND (The DILF Podcast) at Keldof Labs, a social entrepreneurship incubator. The podcast aims to bridge the gap between moms and dads by engaging in honest and vulnerable conversations about modern parenthood from a father's perspective. The podcast has gained significant recognition and is ranked in the top 1% of podcasts worldwide.
Kevin has played key roles in notable projects throughout their career. Kevin served as the Executive Producer and Head of Impact for The Roots Jam Session at Okayplayer, where they co-conceived an annual invite-only jam session that combines social action with live music performances. The event has featured renowned artists such as Beyonce, Jay Z, John Legend, and Prince. Kevin also led the event's branding campaigns, partnership activations, and social action agenda, ensuring a lasting impact beyond the venue.
Additionally, Kevin has worked as a Writer and Public Speaker, contributing to publications like Fast Company, TODAY, and The Huffington Post. Kevin has also held the position of Executive Producer and Head of Impact for the NBCUniversal Short Film Festival at Comcast.
Overall, Kevin Seldon has extensive experience in social impact, entrepreneurship, branding, and event management, with a strong focus on creating positive change and fostering meaningful connections.
Kevin Seldon attended Northwestern University and obtained a Bachelor of Science - BS degree. Prior to their time at Northwestern, they also attended The Buckley School.
2004 - present