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>
Yos Bugallo is a Campus Consultant in EY's Inclusiveness Recruiting team, specializing in the diversity recruiting strategy and development. Yos works with university stakeholders to drive strategic and systemic change regarding diversity and inclusiveness at the student, faculty, and campus level. Her role focuses on increasing the pipeline of top diverse talent into EY and better preparing students for the global workforce. Prior to joining Ernst & Young, Yos was an Associate Director at the NYU Stern School of Business MBA Admissions office, where she handled general admissions as well as diversity, LGBT, military and Latin American recruiting. She started her work in higher education in the Brandeis University Undergraduate Admissions office where she instituted a number of innovative programs and revamped their diversity recruiting function. Yos has also served on the Board of the New York chapter of the Association for Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA) as the Director of Student Programs. She has also been involved with several organizations including Management Leadership for Tomorrow, the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, and the Posse Foundation. Yos holds a Bachelors Degree in Sociology from Brandeis University.
Megan Hughes is the Coordinator for Basketball Operations and Player Relations at the WNBA. Megan Hughes is a graduate of Cornell University.
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.
Hilary Lashley Renison is a Lead Consultant for GE Energy Consulting's Power Economics group. She has passionately built a career in energy, focused on sustainable technologies.
Hilary Lashley Renison graduated from Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management with an MBA in corporate finance and strategic operations. In addition, she holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and a Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Cornell.
Miran Liu is a Senior Manager in Business Development from Adobe. In her role as Senior Manager, she functions as matchmaker between Adobe and advertising agencies. Prior to her role at Adobe, Liu was a graphic designer. Miran Liu received her undergraduate degree from Boston University and her MBA from the Johnson School at Cornell 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.