Collectors Exec Shakeup: Jason Harinstein Out As Naeem Ishaq Named New CFO Of PSA Parent Co
UPDATE 11-14-25
Sometime in the last few weeks, Collectors has changed their leadership page, no longer showing board members on a separate page and officially adding Jason Harinstein to the Board of Directors.


Nat Turner's right hand man appears to have left the Collectors Universe as Jason Harinstein exits the company with Naeem Ishaq taking his place as Chief Financial Officer at PSA parent company Collectors Holdings Inc
Harinstein had worked for Turner at previously at FlatIron Health before joining Collectors as CFO in 2021.

“I’m incredibly excited to join Collectors Holdings, both personally and professionally. On the personal front, as a collector, it’s a privilege to make a positive impact on collectors’ experiences and grow the hobby. Professionally, I’m excited to help lead the company through its next stage of growth and evolution using more technology to offer more value to our customers,” Harinstein said at the time.
While serving as CFO, he also joined the Board of Directors of Funko Inc in December 2024, expanding Collectors influence in the collectibles industry.
But now it appears Harinstein has suddenly departed the company with an update to his LinkedIn profile indicating his time as CFO ended this month and updates to Collectors' corporate leadership page removing any mention of him - instead listing Naeem Ishaq as the current Chief Financial Officer.

Per his new Collectors leadership page profile:
Naeem joined Collectors in 2025 and oversees the company’s global financial strategy and operations, along with key corporate and business functions. In his role, he leads the Finance, Legal, and Corporate Development teams and guides the company’s Financial Services business unit.
He brings extensive experience scaling high-growth, technology-driven companies, having held senior leadership roles at Circle, Salesforce, Square, and Checkr. At Circle, Naeem played a pivotal role in the launch and growth of USDC, the world’s leading regulated stablecoin, and at Square, he contributed to the company’s successful 2015 IPO — giving him deep expertise at the intersection of global finance, technology, and regulation.
Ishaq posted on LinkedIn a week ago to share he was leaving Checkr, but has not yet updated his page to reflect his new job.
Harinstein's LinkedIn shows he is still currently on the Board of Directors for Collectors.

But Collectors does not currently list him as a Board member.

An attempt to contact Harinstein at his previous Collectors email received the following automated response:

Collectors has not responded to request for comment as of time of publishing. Stay tuned for updates in this developing story!
