Lori Kozlowski is a global media executive, editorial director, writer, and producer. Her focus is on all forms of content and excellence in storytelling. She has worked in journalism and media for more than 20 years — helping media companies, startups, global brands, governments, and NGOs to re-imagine and re-create their storytelling for modern audiences.By helping these institutions to imagine a better future that they want to be a part of, help create, or lead — she has shaped the voice and vision for their groundbreaking cultural work in sectors such as: journalism, television and film, music, virtual reality, technology, startups, sustainability and climate change.In 2017, she founded More Light Media, a new media company producing original works and also working with startups, brands, and NGOs on various forms of storytelling.She has previously held leadership roles at Forbes, the Los Angeles Times, Atom Factory (music industry), the City of Los Angeles, the International Fund for Animal Welfare, Project Empathy and Google, and at Shondaland, a global storytelling and media company. In 2019, she served as global director of content for the International Fund for Animal Welfare — helping the 50 year-old NGO gain new audiences and tell new stories that reshape the way we view animals, land, people, and their connection to global climate change.She was producer and head of content for virtual reality series Project Empathy, which tackled human rights issues through the use of VR storytelling. The project was funded by Google and debuted VR content at the Democratic National Convention and with The Atlantic.She co-founded Smashd at Atom Factory, a music and entertainment management company. Smashd was created as a new voice (a publication + online platform) examining music, technology, culture, entrepreneurs, and startups. She also served as Editorial Director at Atom Factory, establishing and growing the company's first media division.She has served as an editor and columnist at Forbes, where she covered tech, startups, and entrepreneurs. Previous to Forbes, she was senior editor at the Los Angeles Times, leading digital strategy, content strategy, mobile technology, and emerging platforms. She holds a Masters in Fine Arts from University of Southern California. She has served as adjunct faculty at Chapman University and at USC.She has spoken at South by Southwest (SXSW); Fast Company’s The Most Creative Minds in Business; the Milken Institute Global Conference; UCLA’s Economic Forecast, and others.