I am an innovative and forward-thinking leader. My experience with public policy, marketing, communications, and partnerships has led to great change in women's health. Currently, I advise leaders in women's health about accelerating technology adoption in unconventional ways using behavioral economics, creative commercialization, and storytelling. As the CEO of the Brem Foundation, I significantly expanded a rapidly-growing organization through branding, media placement, thought-leadership, and data collection. Prior to this work, I managed all of the public policy for Girls Inc., a large, national nonprofit. There I focused on drafting legislation and advocating for increased female representation in STEM, human-trafficking, sexual assault prevention, support for afterschool education, and increased financial literacy for girls and women. I also worked closely with industry leaders such as Google, Microsoft, and Facebook to open opportunities for women and girls. I started my career at Patton Boggs LLC, where I worked in the Litigation and Public Policy groups, representing clients ranging from healthcare companies to foreign sovereigns.