Leadership advisor specializing in strategy, AI, partnerships, product and trust & safety. I work with high-impact clients across the private sector, public institutions, and civil society, helping them navigate complex challenges, unlock growth opportunities, and build responsible, sustainable solutions.

Participate in OpenAI-led Red Teaming efforts to assess the risks and safety profile of models.

Building products and partnerships to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. Our products are designed to be used by anyone, anywhere. WhatsApp is used by nearly 3B people / month, connecting through 100B+ messages and 1B+ calls / day.

Responsible for the Forum’s global business development and engagement with startups and unicorns. These partnerships have been strategically identified as the future leaders in their industries and are focused on social impact, technology and the Sustainable Development Goals.Oversee portfolio of emerging technologies. In addition to our core technology interests, the Forum engages with entrepreneurs, governments, academics, futurists & startups to identify and explore emerging technologies which represent disruption across sectors including: Quantum, Metaverse, Synthetic Biology, and SpaceTech.

Make School is a two-year, accredited, tuition-deferred, higher education experience for software developers. They are a Y Combinator company with investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Kapor Capital and Learn Capital.

Girls Who Code is a national nonprofit helping girls and young women engineers prepare for the future of work.

Independent consulting firm with a focus on technical product management and philanthropy. Led fundraising and partnerships for global corporate, nonprofit, foundation, and community clients. Clients included: Craig Newmark Philanthropies, Girls Who Code, Hypothes.is, and Ushahidi.

Craigslist Foundation was the operating foundation of Craigslist, which aimed to empower people to strengthen their communities and neighborhoods around the world by connecting them to resources they need.

SNOCAP was Shawn Fanning’s Napster digital music follow-up, backed by Ron Conway, Morgenthaler Ventures, WaldenVC, and Court Square Ventures. It was later acquired by iMeem.

I supported a Grammy award-winning producer in all aspects of recording and audio engineering five albums. I also managed artist / label relations and day-to-day support throughout production.

Yahoo! was the most popular website in the U.S. during this period, at which time the company had 165 million registered users, 345 million unique visitors a month, $49 billion market cap, and 2004 total revenue of $3.6 billion.