James Glickenhaus

James Glickenhaus is an accomplished American investment professional known for his role at Glickenhaus & Co., the financial firm founded by his father, Seth Glickenhaus. Before transitioning into finance, Glickenhaus made a name for himself as a filmmaker during the 1980s and 1990s.

As a writer, director, and producer, he gained notoriety for several films, notably the provocative action flick "The Exterminator" and the Jackie Chan action film "The Protector." Despite stepping away from the film industry for a significant period, Glickenhaus recently made a return with a cameo appearance in Frank Henenlotter's film "Bad Biology."

In addition to his cinematic endeavors, Glickenhaus is a passionate collector of classic racing cars, with a particular fondness for Ferraris. His custom-built Ferrari P4/5, designed by the renowned Pininfarina, has garnered attention in major automotive publications, including "Car and Driver."

Throughout his diverse career, Glickenhaus has seamlessly blended his interests in filmmaking and finance, leaving an indelible mark in both fields. His unique journey reflects a passion for creativity and investment, showcasing his multifaceted talents and dedication to excellence.