Jax Hollow, The Berklee College of Music alumna, who is originally from Western Massachusetts but now calls Nashville home, is bringing rock music a much-needed resurrection with her pure skill and youthful purity. Jax's music is an original fusion of Classic Rock, Blues and Americana with strong composition, riffs, solos and vocals. Music veteran Michael Wagener (over 100 million albums sold) produced and... read full bio
Jax Jones is an English DJ, songwriter, record producer, and remixer, who rose to fame being featured on Duke Dumont’s single “I Got U”. Jones was born in London, England, and while growing up, he was immersed into all different genres of music. Jones always had a fascination with music and started studying classical guitar at a young age but... read full bio
Jay 305 is an American rapper who performs West Coast gangsta rap. Jay 305 is originally from South Central, and when he was 11 he moved to Miami, Florida, where he lived for four years avoiding gang members who were trying to kill him. After living in Miami for about four years, Jay 305 moved back to South Central where... read full bio
Jay Abraham is an American business executive, speaker, and author who is the CEO and founder of the Abraham Group. The Abraham Group is a marketing consultant firm that provides growth strategies to businesses. His clients over the years have consisted anywhere from small to large businesses and Abraham has had over 10,000 clients some of which include, Microsoft, FedEx,... read full bio
One of the most sought-after business showrunners and storytellers in the world is Jay Acunzo. He has held marketing positions at Google, ESPN, HubSpot and the venture capital company NextView. Billion-dollar companies as well as recent startups have sought his help in creating unique podcasts and films to help them create their markets. He works with companies like Salesforce and GoDaddy to... read full bio
Jay Allen is an up-and-coming country artist from a small town in Iowa who is now based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Allen began his career in the music industry after signing his first publishing deal and later joining Sony/ATV. He then released his single “Sounds Good To Me” which was featured on Sirius XM’s “The Highway Find”. The following year,... read full bio
Allen created "Blank Stares" after witnessing his mother's Alzheimer's-related symptoms. In Iowa, a video of him and his mother playing the song on stage went viral and had more than 500 million Facebook views. Since then, his mother has passed away, but Jay is still touring the nation as an ambassador for the Alzheimer's Association and the song has helped generate... read full bio
1960s and 70s pop music icons Jay and the Americans ruled the charts with hits like This Magic Moment, Only In America, Cara Mia, Come a Little Bit Closer, She Cried, Lets Lock the Dorr (And Throw Away the Key, Walking in the Rain, Sunday and Me, Some Enchanted Evening, Crying, Hushabye, Livin Above Your Head, and more! Now theyre... read full bio
Jay Armstrong Johnson is known for playing will Olsen on ABC’s Quantico, but mainly performs on Broadway. He’s taken the lead in several Broadway productions, like The Phantom of the Opera and On the Town. Jay’s career officially launched in 2007 when he played Link Larkin in the musical comedy Hairspray and the A Chorus Line the next year. Before... read full bio
Jay Baer is a distinguished Hall of Fame keynote speaker renowned for his expertise in driving business growth through a combination of exceptional customer experiences and innovative marketing strategies. As an adept emcee and event host for significant gatherings, he lends his captivating presence to large-scale events. Furthermore, Jay boasts the impressive distinction of being a New York Times bestselling... read full bio
Jay Barker is an American former professional football quarterback who played in the NFL. Barker was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and he began his career playing football in high school before going on to play college football at the University of Alabama where he led the team to a national championship in the Sugar Bowl. He then went on to... read full bio
Jay Baruchel is a Canadian actor, film director, and screenwriter, best known for voicing Hiccup in the film franchise “How to Train Your Dragon”. He is also well known for his roles in films such as, “Knocked Up”, “Tropic Thunder”, “She’s Out of My League”, “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”, “This Is the End”, and “RoboCop”. Baruchel is also well known for... read full bio
Jay Bezzy creates melodious tunes that have a distinctively Brooklyn sound. Since he began making music five years ago, the 19-year-old has unleashed an appealing mix of soul-baring confessionals and soul-shaking bangers, theme songs for fans with fly guy dreams and a familiarity with shattered relationships. He is currently signed to a record label in the United States. Bezzy was... read full bio
Jay Bilas is an ESPN college basketball analyst, former NCAA tournament announcer, former college basketball player, attorney, and author. Bilas’ elaborate career in basketball has earned him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Studio Analyst. His experience in the game and out of the game has allowed Bilas to flourish in the basketball world, providing great insight into... read full bio
Jay Blakesberg is an American photographer and filmmaker from Elizabeth, New Jersey, who is currently based out of San Francisco, California. Blakesberg grew up in Clark, New Jersey, which is where he found his love for photography. He would often attend concerts where he began taking pictures of the concerts with his father’s camera. Later on, Blakesberg attended a Grateful... read full bio
Jay Bregman is the Founder & CEO of Verifly, an on-demand drone insurance app for both recreational and commercial flights in just two taps. Verifly is funded by Slow Ventures, in addition to numerous other top investors. Jay was previously Founder & CEO of Hailo, a user-friendly taxi-hailing app, which recently sold a majority stake to Daimler. Jay has been... read full bio
Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame outfielder Jay Buhner was among the elite MLB players of his day, recognized by his signature look with a shaved head, thick goatee, and patch of pine tar on the right hip of his uniform. He was awarded the Gold Glove, honoring his superior individual fielding performance, in his eighth season with the Mariners. Burner... read full bio
The Loneliest Americans was written by Jay Caspian Kang, a contributor to The New York Times Magazine. He was a founding editor of Grantland and a Vice correspondent on HBO who was nominated for an Emmy. He can speak in-depth about a wide range of subjects, including city planning, the history of immigration in the United States, education policy, Affirmative... read full bio
Jay Critch is an up-and-coming rapper from Brooklyn, New York. Growing up, he was writing songs by grade school and by the end of high school he was pursuing music full-time. Critch started releasing music through the internet and began gaining popularity with the release of his single “Did It Again”. With the help of Rich the Kid and PnB... read full bio
Jay Cutler is a football quarterback for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League. Cutler played college football for Vanderbilt, and later was drafted by the Denver Broncos in the first round of the NFL draft. After playing three seasons for the Broncos, Cutler was traded to the Chicago Bears and played eight seasons with the Bears team. In... read full bio
