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Elizabeth P. Cutler is an accomplished entrepreneur and investor, best recognized as the co-founder of SoulCycle alongside Julie Rice.[1]. The duo recently founded Peoplehood, an organization committed to improving communication and relationships through hour-long, intentionally guided conversations. [2]
Cutler has lent her expertise as an advisor to organizations such as Crisis Text Line[3], Female Founders Fund[4], and SHOFCO. [5]. In addition, she has invested in several ventures, including By Humankind, Cava, Green Oaks Capital, Gwynnie Bee/CaaStle, Harri, HeyDay, Knowsy, Red Sea Ventures, SoulCycle, SWaN and Legend, Universal Standard, V Files, The Wing, and WTHN. [6]
Career
[edit]In 2006, Cutler and Rice launched SoulCycle in the back lobby of an Upper West Side sublet they found on Craigslist in New York City.[7] She served as Co-CEO of the company from 2006 to 2015 and then transitioned to Co-CCO until 2016.[8] Under their leadership, SoulCycle expanded to 60 studios before their departure.[9]
Following their time at SoulCycle, the duo co-founded an advising and investing company, LifeShop, in 2016[10], and co-founded Peoplehood in 2022.[11] They both continue to speak at conferences worldwide.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Raised in the Chicago area[12], Cutler grew up with one sibling and parents involved in real estate and commodities trading.[13] She pursued undergraduate studies at the University of Colorado, Boulder, focusing on Art History and Religious Studies.[14]
Cutler later relocated to Telluride, CO, where she worked in real estate and practiced Jin Shin Jyutsu acupressure for a decade.[15]
Awards and Recognition
[edit]- Named to Elle Magazine's The Agenda, a board of 43 influential women uniting to make a positive impact on the lives of women.[16]
- Goldman Sachs' 100 Builders + Innovators in 2013 and 2014[17]
- One of Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business[18]
- Honored with Rice as two of AdWeek's Brand Geniuses in 2015[19]
- Contributed to The Wall Street Journal's Accelerators column in 2015[20][21]
- SoulCycle was voted one of the World's Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Fitness in 2013 by Fast Company[22]
External Links
[edit]- How I Built This with Guy Raz: Julie Rice & Elizabeth Cutler [1]
- Ask Me Anything Live: Elizabeth Cutler [2]
- University of Southern California: Elizabeth Cutler [3]
- Be Your Possible: What Makes a Good Small Business Idea, with Elizabeth Cutler l Barclaycard US [4]
- Talks at Google, Julie Rice & Elizabeth Cutler, SoulCycle [5]
- PandoDaily, Elizabeth Cutler & Julie Rice [6]
- CNBC, Chicago Live, Elizabeth Cutler [7]
References
[edit]- ^ https://www.fastcompany.com/3023549/soul-cycle-founders-on-learning-to-delegate-and-becoming-leaders
- ^ "Peoplehood is a 'workout for your relationships'—I tried it to make new friends: Here's how it went". CNBC. 11 November 2023.
- ^ https://michelle-azzi-3gkk.squarespace.com/board-advisorsf
- ^ "Elizabeth Cutler".
- ^ "Elizabeth Cutler".
- ^ "Elizabeth Cutler".
- ^ https://www.inc.com/alison-griswold/how-soulcycle-is-able-to-charge-high-prices.html
- ^ https://amaelizabethcutler.splashthat.com
- ^ "Innovative Boutique Spin Studio Soulcycle Finally Hits the U.K., but is It Too Late?". Forbes.
- ^ "SoulCycle Founder Julie Rice is the New Chief Brand Officer of WeWork". 20 November 2017.
- ^ https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/07/style/self-care/soulcycle-peoplehood.html
- ^ "SoulCycle Co-Founder Elizabeth Cutler 23 Questions Gives Entrepreneurship and Chicago". 27 April 2015.
- ^ "Elizabeth Cutler | Speaking Fee, Booking Agent, & Contact Info | CAA Speakers".
- ^ "SoulCycle founders are peddling fun in the gym". Los Angeles Times. 9 August 2015.
- ^ "The Birth of SoulCycle | Alumni Association | University of Colorado Boulder".
- ^ "Charitybuzz: Coffee with Elizabeth Cutler, Co-Founder/Creator of SoulCycle, in Telluride, CO or NYC".
- ^ https://amaelizabethcutler.splashthat.com
- ^ https://www.fastcompany.com/3025456/most-creative-people-in-business-1000-the-complete-list
- ^ "Adweek Announces the Winners of Its 2015 Brand Genius Awards". 19 August 2015.
- ^ "Elizabeth Cutler: Taking out the Guesswork". Wall Street Journal. 14 May 2015.
- ^ "Elizabeth Cutler: Surviving a Downturn". Wall Street Journal. 25 February 2015.
- ^ https://www.fastcompany.com/most-innovative-companies/2013/sectors/fitness