Nora Poggi is the Director and Producer of \"She Started It\". She is a French journalist with a background in film production who has been interviewing key players in Silicon Valley for the past four years. After graduating from French top schools Sciences Po Paris and La Sorbonne, she moved to San Francisco to work for French social network Viadeo.com. She then went back to her first love, films, with the production company Lucky Dragon Productions, where she trained in all areas of film production and promotion. At the same time, she started freelance reporting for Examiner.com on major Silicon Valley events, producing video interviews with tech industry players. She now also writes about entrepreneurship & tech for French newspaper Usine Nouvelle.
Ariana Blossom is an Executive and Business Coach. In addition, she is a blogger for the Huffington Post. She served for four years in the U.S. Army and received her undergraduate degree from Wells College.
Sarah Martin is Vice President at Digital Currency Council. These clips are from a symposia session during the entrepreneurship Celebration weekend at Cornell University. The panel was entitled, “The Cutting-Edge: Making the Most of Emerging Technologies†and touched on how emerging technologies will revolutionize industries and impact privacy. Sarah Martin is a graduate of Cornell University.
<p>Kelli Grant has covered consumer finance since joining SmartMoney.com in June 2005. Her Deal of the Day column and accompanying 3 Tips video segments tell consumers how to save money and spend it wisely. </p> <p>Before joining SmartMoney.com, Kelli worked at MarketWatch.com as a reporter. </p> <p>She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and anthropology from Ithaca College.</p>
Jennifer Delaney works as a Senior Manager of Large Enterprise Product Solutions for Paypal. Prior to this role, she worked at a tech startup, Shopkick.
Jennifer Delaney received her undergraduate degree from Stanford University and her MBA from Cornell University.
Rachel Martin is the Director of Partner Operations for Cornell start-up YEXT. Rachel Martin has an undergraduate degree in engineering from Cornell University and a graduate degree in engineering from Stanford University.
Ellie Cachette is the Vice President of Product Marketing at Koombea.
Prior to Koombea she was the founder of ConsumerBell a software company focused on product recalls and Springboard alumni . Ellie has received recognition from the California State Senate and California University systems as "Distinguished Alumni" as well as an "Outstanding Educator" and listed as a Top 6 Women in Technology. Ellie is a strong supporter of Women2.0 and empowering female led companies.
Ellie Cachette received her undergraduate degree in Political Science from Humboldt State University.
Sarah Kennedy Ellis manages strategy & product marketing for Sabre's world-leading hospitality solutions portfolio, in addition to supporting all of Sabre's hospitality-related M&A activities. Since joining Sabre in 2007, she has held a variety of product marketing, strategy and technology management roles including her most recent as head of Sabre Labs, the dedicated emerging technology incubator & trends research lab at Sabre's global headquarters. Sarah Ellis holds a BBA in Business Management & Journalism from Baylor University, as well as an MBA specializing in Marketing & Strategy from the University of Texas at Dallas.
Amy Gershkoff, PhD is the Director of Customer Analytics & Insights for eBay.
Prior to joining eBay, Gershkoff was the Chief Data Scientist for WPP, Data Alliance, where she worked across WPP's more than 350 operating companies worldwide to create integrated data and technology solutions. Previously, she served as the Director of Media Planning at Obama for America, where she was the architect of Obama's advertising strategy.
A successful entrepreneur, Gershkoff co-founded Changing Targets Media, an advertising analytics company. For Changing Targets Media's success, Gershkoff was named one of the nation's "40 under 40" leading entrepreneurs and named one of the Top 50 Women to Watch in Tech.
Amy Gershkoff holds a Ph.D. and a Master's in American Politics and Methodology from Princeton University, and she received her Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Government from Cornell University.