Jeremy Fall

Award-winning restaurateur and celebrity chef Jeremy Fall is an innovator across mediums and industries who is redefining cultural influence. The only child of a French Afro-Caribbean mother and a Tunisian Jewish father, he grew up in the restaurant business and opened five successful eateries by the time he was twenty-seven years old, including "Nighthawk Breakfast Bar," "Nighthawk AM," "Easy’s," "Tinfoil Liquor & Grocery," and "Paperboy." By age twenty-nine, he was on Forbes’ “30 Under 30 List” and had sold his successful restaurant group. Credited as the first chef and restaurateur to sign with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation, Fall recently co-produced and co-starred in the Facebook Watch show "Beats for Breakfast" with singer-songwriter Miguel. His insights have been sought after by groups including ZipRecruiter, Cameo, Apple, W3BX, NFTNYC, UCSB, Facebook, and more.

In addition, Fall is the creator of the media company Probably Nothing, an online NFT education platform that aims to bridge the gap between metaverse-savvy early adopters and the masses. His project "golden egg club" is at its core – an art collection featuring hand-drawn elements by Fall, which celebrates his career milestones and may expand to reflect future accomplishments. The collection acts as a private membership, providing a space for Fall to cook exclusive meals for the group, inspire creative collaborations, brand partnerships, and more. Fall and Probably Nothing have partnered with Warner Records on the launch of a Web3 record label, further expanding his influence in combining food, technology, and culture.

When it comes to the Web3 space, Fall continues to act as a conduit for dynamic conversations about how food, technology, and culture intersect now and in the future. His approach consistently pushes the boundaries of traditional culinary arts and digital innovation, maintaining his role as a leading voice in both the food industry and the emerging Web3 landscape.