More often than not now, I’m sitting virtually with a founder or CEO who calls on me because of my other set of expertise. They're in wartime.
In 2015, I was asked by Instagram to create an on-site portrait studio at the Global Women’s Initiative Summit in Dallas, Texas, in partnership with Glamour Magazine. I had no idea I'd be photographing a President.
A couple of months into my time at Uber, Travis Kalanick pulled me aside with a challenge: come up with a campaign to help Uber become legal in Miami. Oh—and I had a week to make it happen.
While I’m deeply grateful for the experience of being a founder, as well as my 15 years in Silicon Valley, I have decided to hang up my hat.
A look at the first place I go for creative inspiration
On Never Accepting No, Bridging Cultures, and Building a Global Brand
On Embracing Insecurity, Learning Everything You Can, and Building Employee Culture
On Life Stories, and Why They Are Important
On Building a Media Empire, Creating Your Own Lane, and Letting the Work Lead
On the New, Quiet Corners of the Internet
On Walking Away, Starting Over, and Having a "Luxury Year"
How Leaving—and Returning—Can Define Your Best Work