Stefanie Jay

Stefanie (Stef) Jay leads eBay’s Strategy, Business Operations, Analytics and Communications teams. In her role, she is responsible for overseeing the company’s data and insights for day-to-day operations, along with its long-term strategy and corporate storytelling.

Stefanie possesses more than two decades of experience in global strategy, corporate development and general management. She is passionate about digital consumer ecosystems, building talented, high-performing teams and mission-driven, fast-paced cultures.

Prior to eBay, Stefanie served as the Vice President and General Manager of Walmart Connect, the in-store and digital advertising business. She also led Corporate Development and Strategy for Walmart eCommerce, including its investment in China’s JD.com, and strategic partnerships with Google, Uber and Lyft.

Previously, Stefanie spent 14 years with Goldman Sachs in the consumer retail and healthcare investment banking group focused on M&A and corporate finance. She also led client strategy for the CEO and executive office. 

Stefanie holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Columbia University.

Stefanie lives in San Francisco with her husband, Matthew, and her three children, Chloe, Lucas and Bailey. When she’s not working, she’s most likely cooking, eating, playing golf or tennis (or just trying to keep up with her kiddos!).

Stefanie’s Favorite eBay Experience:

“I love using eBay to find unique, hard-to-get fashion items in my (petite) size! My favorite classic white shirt from Steven Alan has a unique inside-out seam that makes it very special. I bought the same one again and again, but after a few years, they stopped making it. But I found it on eBay! Also, when Roger Federer moved his brand from Nike to Uniqlo, it was impossible to find his signature logo hat, but of course, I was able to get one for my husband on eBay. Lastly, my son’s size 3 authentic Ferrari racing jacket will forever be the most memorable Halloween costume win ever. These simple but not easy to find items bring so much joy to our household!”

Stefanie (Stef) Jay leads eBay’s Strategy, Business Operations, Analytics and Communications teams. In her role, she is responsible for overseeing the company’s data and insights for day-to-day operations, along with its long-term strategy and corporate storytelling.

Stefanie possesses more than two decades of experience in global strategy, corporate development and general management. She is passionate about digital consumer ecosystems, building talented, high-performing teams and mission-driven, fast-paced cultures.

Prior to eBay, Stefanie served as the Vice President and General Manager of Walmart Connect, the in-store and digital advertising business. She also led Corporate Development and Strategy for Walmart eCommerce, including its investment in China’s JD.com, and strategic partnerships with Google, Uber and Lyft.

Previously, Stefanie spent 14 years with Goldman Sachs in the consumer retail and healthcare investment banking group focused on M&A and corporate finance. She also led client strategy for the CEO and executive office. 

Stefanie holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Columbia University.

Stefanie lives in San Francisco with her husband, Matthew, and her three children, Chloe, Lucas and Bailey. When she’s not working, she’s most likely cooking, eating, playing golf or tennis (or just trying to keep up with her kiddos!).

Stefanie’s Favorite eBay Experience:

“I love using eBay to find unique, hard-to-get fashion items in my (petite) size! My favorite classic white shirt from Steven Alan has a unique inside-out seam that makes it very special. I bought the same one again and again, but after a few years, they stopped making it. But I found it on eBay! Also, when Roger Federer moved his brand from Nike to Uniqlo, it was impossible to find his signature logo hat, but of course, I was able to get one for my husband on eBay. Lastly, my son’s size 3 authentic Ferrari racing jacket will forever be the most memorable Halloween costume win ever. These simple but not easy to find items bring so much joy to our household!”