Kenneth Feld
Chair of the Board of DirectorsKenneth, an entertainment entrepreneur, was the creative and business force behind Feld Entertainment for more than 50 years. He joined the company in 1970 after his father, Irvin, founded it in 1967 with the acquisition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Kenneth’s vision to bring Disney characters to families around the world led to the creation of Walt Disney World on Ice in 1981. His imagining of this live, family ice spectacular became one of the company’s most significant achievements and established a successful relationship with The Walt Disney Company that spanned more than four decades. Disney On Ice toured in over 80 countries and performed for more than 340 million guests worldwide. Kenneth also created successful partnerships with brands such as NBCUniversal, MARVEL, Nickelodeon, and others.
In 2008, Kenneth expanded the company further by creating Feld Motor Sports. The motorsports division included the premier off-road motorcycle racing of Monster Energy Supercross and the SuperMotocross World Championship. Monster Jam®, one of the most action-packed motorsports experiences on four wheels, brought world-class drivers and the most recognizable trucks to families annually at more than 350 live events worldwide.
Under his leadership, Feld Entertainment relocated its corporate headquarters to Ellenton, Florida, in 2013, bringing all productions under one roof. Feld Entertainment Studios became one of the largest single-occupant buildings in Florida, housing two full-sized rehearsal studios for stage and ice productions, as well as the largest monster truck shop in the world.
Kenneth worked alongside his three daughters—Juliette, now Chief Executive Officer; Nicole, Board Director; and Alana, Executive Vice President—to bring people together and uplift the human spirit.
Outside of Feld Entertainment, Kenneth served as a Trustee Emeritus at Boston University and was the longest-serving trustee in the university’s history. He chaired the Board for six years and served as a trustee for 24 years. In 2024, Kenneth was awarded an honorary degree, Doctor of Humane Letters.












