Bozoma Saint John is Chief Marketing Officer at Netflix. Over the course of her career, Boz has earned a formidable reputation as a trailblazing marketing and advertising executive. She most recently served as CMO of Endeavor, a global leader in entertainment, sports and fashion. In her role, Boz focused on driving marketing efforts across Endeavor’sgrowing portfolio, as well as its 160over90 business, which works with premium brands including Anheuser Busch InBev, Marriott, Microsoft, T-Mobile, USAA and Visa.

Boz also served as Chief Brand Officer for Uber, where she was tasked with telling the stories of millions of riders and driver-partners across 600+ cities. Prior to Uber, Boz served as Head of Global Consumer Marketing for Apple Music and iTunes, spearheading campaigns geared towards growing consumer brand recognition, loyalty and equity around the world. She stole the show at Apple’s keynote World Wide Developers Conference in 2016, where she introduced the new interface for Apple Music. Following the presentation, Buzzfeed called her the “coolest person to ever go on stage at an Apple event.”

Prior to Apple, Boz served as Head of the Music and Entertainment Marketing Group at Pepsi-Cola North America, where she drove breakthrough consumer engagement plans for brands across the soda giant’s beverages portfolio by engaging tastemaker-consumers. Before Pepsi, Boz served as VP of Marketing for Ashley Stewart, a women’s fashion brand, as well as managed accounts at advertising agencies Arnold Worldwide and Spike Lee’s SpikeDDB.Boz has been recognized for her breakthrough work by both the industry and her peers. She has been inducted into Billboard’s Women in Music 2018 Hall of Fame and in 2014, she was inducted into the American Advertising Federation Hall of Achievement, where she currently sits on their Executive Committee. She was named to The Hollywood Reporter’s 2018 Women in Entertainment Power 100 list and 2016’s Executive of the Year by Billboard Magazine; she has been featured in Fortune Magazine’s Disruptors, Innovators & Stars 40 Under 40 feature, Billboard’s Top Executives 40 Under 40 and Power 100 lists, Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People, Ad Age’s 50 Most Creative People, Ebony Magazine’s 100 Powerful Executives, BlackEnterprise’s Most Powerful Women in Business, Fortune Magazine’s2018 list of Most InfluentialCMOs, and made the cover of Adweek as one of the most exciting personalities in Advertising. Additionally, Boz has been awarded African Health Now’s Inaugural Gift of Life Leadership Award as well as BET’s Leading Women Defined Butterfly Award.

In March 2017, she was named as a HenryCrown Fellow in the Aspen Institute. During the 2020 Spring semester, Professor Frances Frei of Harvard Business School used Saint John’s successful marketing career as a case study in her MBA class, “Leading Difference.” Boz appeared as a guest lecturer for the Harvard MBA students, delving deep into the tactical and pivotal marketing moves she made throughout her career, which she now credits as intrinsic to her success. Most recently, Saint John launched a podcast alongside award-winning journalist Katie Couric, “Back to Biz with Katie and Boz,” which explores the ways thought leaders, CEOs and innovators are responding to the societal shifts that have been ushered in by the coronavirus pandemic.

In spite of all of her professional success, Boz considers her greatest accomplishment to be mothering her 11-year-old daughter, Lael. After the death of her husband, Peter, to cancer in 2013, Boz also took on the efforts of raising funding for cancer research and has been recognized by the TJ Martell Foundation for her devotion to the cause. Boz’s other philanthropic efforts include representing Pencils of Promise as a Global Ambassador to Ghana and serving on the boards ofGirls Who Code and Vital Voices. Boz was born in Middletown, CT, but spent her early childhood in Nairobi Kenya, Washington DC, and Accra Ghana, before immigrating to Colorado Springs, CO when she was 12 years old. She received her Bachelor’s degree in English and African American Studies from Wesleyan University(at which she currently sits on the President’s Advisory Council). After many years in New York, she currently resides in Los Angeles, CA

Bela spent the last 13 years building products, used by millions of users today. As a product leader, she is passionate about building enterprise quality products with user experience first mindset. She holds a Computer Science degree from University of California, Berkeley.

Justin Zhu is co-founder and CEO of Iterable. Zhu’s expertise lies in scaling high-velocity businesses with emerging technologies, having built user growth systems that powered Twitter’s early success. He has previous engineering experience at Google and studied Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University.

Tasha Reasor currently serves as VP of Demand Generation and Customer Marketing at Iterable, where she manages Iterable’s holistic marketing capabilities. Her work has driven brand awareness and loyalty, enabling Iterable’s continued expansion to new markets. Prior to joining Iterable, Tasha managed functions across the marketing spectrum – from revenue generation to product marketing. Her expertise in operationalizing go-to-market excellence and identifying and driving opportunities has enabled companies, like Alooma and OpenDNS, to transition successfully from start-up to acquisition. While data-driven and revenue-conscious, Tasha prides herself on maintaining a people-centric approach when she works; prioritizing mentoring and relationship-building with employees, stakeholders, partners and clients. She’s looking forward to continuing to leverage her position as a platform to foster diversity and inclusion, advance gender equity, and build cultures at work that reward empathy and drive innovation.