Candace Singh

Candace Singh is a finance and creative professional whose career spans global investment banking, oversight of hedge fund and private equity fund managers, and independent filmmaking. She is based in the United States and is known for combining deep corporate expertise with entrepreneurial drive and a growing body of work in film production. Her professional journey reflects a consistent theme of adaptability, leadership, and a commitment to both analytical rigor and storytelling. Candace Singh began her career in finance at Morgan Stanley while still in high school, launching a 15-year trajectory across hedge fund compliance and senior roles in major financial institutions. She went on to work at Bank of America on the Mergers and Acquisitions Business Selection and Conflicts team before advancing to Goldman Sachs. At Goldman Sachs, she progressed rapidly from analyst to associate to Vice President within consecutive years, working primarily in Business Selection and Conflicts. In this role, she helped evaluate and approve investment banking transactions such as IPOs and mergers and acquisitions, coordinated cross-functional stakeholder decisions, and assessed emerging industries including cannabis and artificial intelligence. Her work required fast-paced judgment and strategic thinking, particularly during high-volume deal environments and the COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, a personal turning point led Candace Singh to re-evaluate her priorities after the passing of her grandmother, inspiring her to preserve family legacy and pursue storytelling. She left Goldman Sachs to help save a church in Queens from bankruptcy, where she successfully raised over one million dollars while serving as president of the board, and later enrolled in independent film school to develop narrative work rooted in family history. She subsequently founded her own film production company and later returned to corporate finance at JPMorgan Chase, where she vetted hedge funds and private equity funds for the wealth management platform while simultaneously producing and directing her own short film. In March 2026, she transitioned fully into filmmaking after completing a feature film production in which she served as sole producer, managing everything from casting and locations to post-production and festival submissions. She is now focused on writing and producing new feature films, leveraging her corporate background to operate with precision, structure, and agility across every stage of production.

• New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business - B.Sc., Double Major in Finance and Economics

• Selected for Inclusion in Goldman Sachs Women’s Career Strategies Initiative

• NYU Stern Business and Law Association
• Goldman Sachs Alumni Network
• JPMorganChase Alumni Network

• President of the Board of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church during COVID-19 pandemic
• Liaised with the Bishop’s and Attorney General’s offices to garner approvals for the sale of a subset of Church assets in order to sustain the organization’s survival
• Established community outreach programs, including securing press coverage (e.g., local newspapers and social media support from politicians) for Church-led events