American entrepreneur, TV personality and producer Tracey Edmonds is perhaps most known for serving on the board of directors of the “Producers Guild of America.”
She is one of the very few women who have a top position in the US entertainment business. She was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, and excelled academically. She aspired to become a doctor.
Tracey Edmonds parents: George McQuarn, Jacqueline McQuarn
In Los Angeles, California, on February 18, 1967, Tracey Edmonds was born to academic parents George and Jacqueline McQuarn. She was raised in a wealthy African-American home.
Tracey had outstanding academic prowess as a young child. She realised she would have to put in a lot of study time if she wanted to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor.
She enrolled at “Stanford University” to study psychobiology after graduating from high school. Her indie film production firm, “e2 Filmworks,” which she founded in the mid-1990s, produced movies like “Light it Up,” “Good Luck Chuck,” and “Who’s Your Caddy.” She also produced the movie “Jumping the Broom,” which received nominations for both the BET Award for “Best Movie” and the NAACP Image Award for “Outstanding Motion Picture.”
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