A fan claims that Eric Baker's involvement with a reselling fund, while disclosed in a regulatory filing, was not publicized to consumers.
A Stubhub banner hangs at the New York Stock Exchange as the company prepares to ring the opening bell on September 17, 2025 in New York City. Stubhub founder and CEO Eric Baker rang the opening bell as the company celebrates its Initial Public Offering (IPO).
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StubHub has been hit with a class action lawsuit in the wake of reporting that its CEO is also the managing partner of a ticket broker that has made millions of dollars on the platform.
The complaint, filed on Monday (July 13) and obtained by Billboard, focuses on revelations that StubHub CEO Eric Baker has an ownership stake in ticket reselling fund Andro Capital. StubHub disclosed this information to regulators ahead of its $758 million initial public offering in September 2025, but it became news on Friday (July 10) via a report from CBC News that delved into those IPO documents.
