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Megan Pillsbury

Megan is an engineer and a tech pro working to empower people and inspire change. She has an MBA from INSEAD, backed by impressive track record in building and leading teams. Megan is a specialist in B2B marketing and strategic business development, and she is a tenacious problem solver and persuasive communicator working on delivering high impact technology and business innovations. 

Charles Coxe

Charles is a KCBS certified barbeque judge and a Co-Founder of SAGA Content, a creative agency born with one goal in mind — to deliver the type of amazing creative and out-of-the-box thinking you expect from a large integrated agency, but with the nimble speed and personal attention you can only get from a boutique shop. SAGA's projects have earned 30+ awards including Pearls, Magnum Opus, Shortys, Webbys, and even a Guinness World Record. 

Vicky Vlantis

Vicky is a part of i2 Learning, a team on a misssion to transform middle-school classrooms into STEM learning labs. i2 Learning is focused on supporting school systems in providing equitable and compelling education to all students, and provides an immersive project-based learning curriculum, assessment, and teacher professional development.  

Rose Siow

Rose Chan Siow is a Founder + Principal at SCOUT, where she delivers unparalleled talent acquisition and targeted search services for evolving companies. Rose advises and connects beautiful brands with the right talent to grow and scale.

Dan Blondell

Dan brings his marketing and operations knowledge to i2Learning team and is striving to reshape the future of education.

Pam Frederick

Pam Frederick is the Editor and Owner of Tribeca Citizen, a long-standing community blog focused on Lower Manhattan. She lives and breathes the neighborhood, collecting news and happenings and sharing her knowledge with the residents. Pam who also teaches a Neighborhood News class for the Hunter College Journalism program.