Rachel Goldstein

Business adviser, Care taker, Change agent, Concerned citizen, Connector, Consultant, Entrepreneur, Event planner, Idea generator, Parent, Philanthropist, Producer, Promoter, Single, Social entrepreneur, Writer/Editor

Rachel is a veteran event producer and strategic advisor known for creating high-impact, purpose-driven experiences at the intersection of culture, wellness, justice and social impact. The fundraising events she has produced has raised over 125 million for various non profit organizations. She takes an integrated, end-to-end approach that unites vision, storytelling, and execution into seamless, transformative gatherings. Rachel spent nearly a decade at the Milken Institute, where she curated hundreds of global convenings, securing more than 200 expert speakers, celebrities and shaping conversations with leaders across culture, philanthropy, entertainment, and wellness. At the annual Global Conference, she created the mindfulness healing oasis Wellness Garden. Earlier in her career, Rachel led programming at Donna Karan’s Urban Zen Foundation, shaping experiences rooted in mindfulness, healing, and integrative health. Her work has brought together some of the most influential voices of our time, translating big ideas into meaningful, human-centered experiences. Now leading her own firm, Rachel partners with founders, institutions, and cultural leaders to design experiences that drive connection, elevate ideas, and leave a lasting imprint. She also advises wellness brands on influencer strategy and partnerships. Rachel is currently the executive producer of a documentary on the wrongfully accused artist Halim Flowers who spent 22 years in prison alongside Emmy Award winning director, Marc Levin, expanding her work into storytelling that explores transformation, justice, and the arts. Clients have included: Moms First, Global Citizen, The Headstrong Project, VDAY, Voto Latino, Amnesty International, Tibet House US, lululemon, Garrison Institute, Bronx Children’s Museum, Pencils of Promise, Children’s Rights, Roc Nation’s United Justice Coalition, Lower Eastside Girls Club, Blue School, Choose Creativity, David Lynch Foundation, Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, Kageno, Adrienne Shelley Foundation, Foundermade, Dr Mark Hyman, Marie Forleo, Kris Carr, The Roots, Shady Records and more. Rachel sits on the Advisory Board of the non profit organizations Holistic Life Foundation and One Girl. She also is an advisor for the Lake Nona Impact Forum, TomorrowCity.USA and the Wellist Week.

Putting the right people in the right room for positive change. Utilizing my knowledge and coveted network to help others make their dreams a reality.

Sharing intergenerational wisdom.

I am a graffiti artist from The Bronx. I am a matcha tea aficianado.