Justine Humenansky

Dorm Room Fund, Blockchain at Berkeley; Previously Research @ Barclays and Ballet @ Joffrey Ballet

Justine Humenansky is a multifaceted professional with a diverse background in finance, technology, and the arts. She is currently the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Rabbithole.gg, where she focuses on guiding users through Web3 and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) .1 Justine has also been involved in venture capital, serving as a venture investor at Playground Global and co-founding Dorm Room Fund, which supports student-led startups .

Educational Background

Justine holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the Fordham Gabelli School of Business. She is pursuing an MBA at the University of California, Berkeley, with a focus on technology and entrepreneurship, particularly in the crypto space since 2017 . Additionally, she has earned her Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

Professional Experience

Rabbithole.gg: As CFO, she leads DAO strategy and business development.
Playground Global: Worked as a venture investor, focusing on deeptech startups.
Dorm Room Fund: Served as an Early Stage Venture Managing Partner.
Blockchain at Berkeley: Worked as a Blockchain Consultant.
Barclays: Held the position of Equity Research Associate Vice President.

Research and Contributions

Justine has contributed to significant research initiatives, including her role as a Research Fellow at the World Economic Forum and involvement with the Future of Digital Currency Initiative at Stanford University. Her research focuses on digital currencies and blockchain technology .3

Previous Career

Before her career in finance and technology, Justine was a professional ballerina, showcasing her diverse talents and interests .1

Public Engagement

Justine is an active speaker and thought leader in emerging technologies, frequently discussing topics related to identity in technology and the implications of Web3 on society through various podcasts .1 2

Her unique blend of experiences positions her as an influential figure in both the tech industry and the broader conversation about the future of finance and identity.