Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin is an entrepreneur, business leader, media executive, recording artist, philanthropist, and champion for women entrepreneurs who is redefining a legendary family legacy through innovation, creativity, and purpose.

As Chief Executive Officer of House of Vanderbilt, she leads the iconic global brand while honoring one of America’s most recognized family names and expanding its influence across business, culture, philanthropy, and entrepreneurship.

A passionate advocate for innovation and the creative economy, Consuelo is the Co-Founder of SohoMuse, a global networking platform connecting creative professionals across industries and empowering artists, designers, filmmakers, musicians, and entrepreneurs to collaborate, create, and thrive.

She also serves as President and Co-Founder of C&R Productions, an independent record label and production company dedicated to developing original music and entertainment projects.

An accomplished Billboard recording artist, singer, and songwriter, Consuelo has earned international recognition for her music. Her hit single “Naked” remained on the Billboard charts for 16 weeks, reaching No. 12, while “Feel So Alive” was recognized as a No. 2 Breakout Artist, further establishing her as a respected voice in the music industry.

Beyond her business and creative endeavors, Consuelo is deeply committed to empowering the next generation of women leaders and entrepreneurs. She serves as an Advisory Board Member of the Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO), supporting the organization’s global mission to empower women and girls through entrepreneurship, education, innovation, and economic opportunity. She is a passionate advocate for increasing access to capital, mentorship, and meaningful connections that enable women entrepreneurs to build successful businesses and create lasting impact in their communities.

Through her leadership across business, technology, media, entertainment, and philanthropy, Consuelo continues to demonstrate that true legacy is not simply inherited—it is built through vision, service, and creating opportunities for others to succeed.