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Jennie Platt Is Making the Bowtie Part of the Business Plan
At TD Bank U.S., Jennie Platt’s brief is bigger than advertising: make a vast financial institution feel useful, personal, and clear - while showing the next generation that ambition and authenticity can occupy the same room.
Rajkumari Neogy Is Teaching Leaders to Read the Room Beneath the Room
The CEO of ibelong has spent three decades following a stubborn question through Silicon Valley: what changes when leaders treat connection as part of the operating system?
Miriam Mburu Makes the Complicated Clear
After two decades marketing businesses that resist easy explanation, AIG's North America communications chief has learned that clarity is built - one audience, one team and one useful story at a time.
Shana Sood
By day, Shana Sood turns customer signals into clearer financial choices. By night, she paints the memories and migrations that data cannot hold.
Elizabeth Ames
Elizabeth Ames is a technology executive and advocate for women in product management, best known as the CEO who led Women In Product from 2019 to 2024. Under her leadership, the nonprofit community doubled to over 34,000 members across 24 local chapters, growing from a single annual conference into a year-round platform for training, coaching, and career development. Before Women In Product, she spent five years as SVP of Strategic Marketing, Alliances, and Programs at AnitaB.org, the organization behind the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing. Her earlier career spans marketing and strategy roles at Apple, Verifone, Netcentives, Vontu, Certive, and Plastic Logic, plus a stint as Founder and CEO of RETHINK Partners.