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- 3 days ago52 min
She Left Big Tech After 25+ Years (Google, Apple, LinkedIn) to Pause | Sarah Clatterbuck
In this engaging and insightful episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with long-time tech leader and advocate, Sarah Clatterbuck. Bringing a rich history of engineering leadership from top tech giants including Yahoo, Apple, LinkedIn, and Google - Sarah shares stories from her multi-decade career and her passionate work driving diversity, inclusion, and web accessibility. As a senior engineering director who spent nearly three decades building the internet's biggest platforms, in Sarah's most recent role she helped build YouTube's creator economy from the ground up that grew into multi-billion-dollar businesses. In 2019, Forbes named her one of the Top 50 Women in Tech in the world. She builds with intention and is a champion of accessibility with the belief that products designed for the margins end up serving everyone. In 2018, she and her husband chased a long-held dream and moved to Zürich on a work visa. Now seven years later, she has her permanent residency, yet still not a citizen. She has learned, firsthand, what it feels like to be an immigrant and build a life where you could still lose the right to stay. And now, she's doing something even bolder. She is taking a pause and fully stepping away with no set timeline or plan to return to the corporate world. Episode Highlights: Building Playbooks for Inclusion: Reflecting on her time at LinkedIn, Sarah details how she co-founded internal Women in Tech initiatives, establishing structured high school trainee and apprenticeship programs that created lasting pathways into STEM for underrepresented talent. Importance of Accessibility: Driven by early experiences working alongside visually impaired colleagues, Sarah highlights why accessibility isn't an afterthought. From fixing improper UI code to leveraging auto-captions, she emphasizes how designing inclusive products ultimately creates a better experience for everyone. Global Tech Perspectives: Sarah discusses moving her family to Zürich in 2018 to lead engineering teams at YouTube, offering key insights into navigating multi-cultural work environments, adapting to non-US markets, and experiencing life as an immigrant. Innovating the Creator Economy: A look behind the scenes at how YouTube developed multi-billion-dollar monetization channels for creators, including memberships, merch integration, and affiliate shopping programs. Embracing the "Pause": Sarah opens up about recognizing when it was time to step back from the intense demands of corporate tech leadership, sharing her perspective on mid-life career confidence, testing personal boundaries, and intentionally taking time off for family, outdoor adventures, and new analog or digital explorations. "Accessible products make everyone's life easier. To me, that's what makes a great product: it's usable by everyone, and everyone benefits from those additional features and functionality." - Sarah Clatterbuck Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Lorri Lee Lown Sabine Dukes Vinitra Swamy Jacqueline Ruedin Rüsch Angelica Morrone Follow Sarah's journey on her Substack: https://girodichatterbox.substack.com/ Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser. **** Timestamps: 00:00 – Welcome S
- 1 weeks ago1h 3m
Anti-Bullying to Empowerment: Young Entrepreneur Sumer Strawbree's Affirmations Journey
🌟 Meet Sumer Strawbree, our YOUNGEST guest ever! This powerhouse entrepreneur, author, digital artist, and paid speaker is changing lives through the power of positive affirmations and self-love. In this uplifting and inspiring episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, Sumer Strawbree (along with a special appearance by her father and manager and our first male ally on the show - what better start than a father , who goes by Mastermind Statements). Sumer shares her journey from suffering severe low self-esteem as a bullied child to building a thriving brand centered around empowerment, self-love, and positive affirmations. Sumer Strawbree launched her own publishing company and began her journey as an author and illustrator at just 12 years old. Now the creator of four affirmation coloring books and a national keynote speaker for girls' empowerment, Sumer has appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show and ABC News Live. She has independently sold more than 10,000 copies of her books worldwide - featuring positive images that empower black and brown girls to feel confident and beautiful. She is also a digital artist, showcasing her work in galleries - and we have her work in our podcast studio! Behind the résumé is a girl who was once bullied for her teeth and her hands - who stopped smiling, until her father taught her to rebuild her confidence one affirmation at a time. Today, she hands other girls that same superpower. Key Highlights: Turning Trauma into Triumph: Sumer reveals the origin story behind her mission; after accidentally knocking out her front teeth on a basketball hoop at her dad's tech space, she developed a crooked tooth and became the target of intense school bullying and later cyberbullying. Power of Daily Affirmations: Encouraged by her father in fifth grade, Sumer adopted a daily routine of reciting positive affirmations ("I am black, brown, and beautiful," "I am a winner," "I am fearless") to reprogram her subconscious mind and rebuild her self-esteem. Empowering Books & Inclusivity: Sumer discusses authoring four successful coloring and affirmation books, including her hit debut Black, Brown, and Beautiful (translated into multiple languages) and My Career Glow Up, which showcases young girls in diverse fields like software engineering and athletics. Finding Representation in Art: As a self-taught digital artist, Sumer shares a poignant moment from her early days: realizing that online drawing tutorials only featured lighter-skinned girls with straight hair. Encouraged by her dad, she shifted her focus to creating artwork representing Black and brown girls, which has now been showcased in galleries. I Am Confident University & Community Work: Sumer breaks down her affirmation and vision board workshops designed to help people of all ages identify limiting beliefs, take actionable steps toward their goals, and find self-love. A Model for Fatherhood and Allyship: In a heartwarming segment, Sumer's father joins the couch as the podcast's first male ally. He shares his approach to intentional parenting, drawing a "strategic business plan" for his daughter's growth, and instilling entrepreneurial confidence in her from a young age. "You don't really feel a negative way about yourself until someone says something...it's my job to keep moving forward and help others build their confidence, too." - Sumer Strawbree This episode is a masterclass in resilience, youth leadership, and the power of positive parenting - offering deep value for parents, young entrepreneurs, and anyone working to overcome self-doubt. For the parents listening, Sumer's story is a powerful wake-up call. We'll dive into how her father recognized the silent signs of bullying and giving parents the tools to better understand what their own kids might be going
- 3 weeks ago1h 2m
Google's Security Princess on Turning Hacking into a Career at Google | Parisa Tabriz - VP & General Manager, Google Chrome
In this powerful and candid episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with tech royalty Parisa Tabriz, VP and General Manager of Google Chrome, the browser billions of people use every single day. She's also known as Google's "Security Princess" - a title she gave herself on a business card almost twenty years ago that ended up sticking for life. Parisa has been at Google for nineteen years - nearly her entire career. She started out as a "hired hacker" on the security team, back when she wasn't even sure engineering was right for her. She got hacked in college, and turned that experience into a career protecting the entire web. Today she's leading Chrome through the AI era, championing accessibility as a core part of how products get built, and even consults with Hollywood helping writers and producers get the world of hacking and cybersecurity right on screen. Key Highlights: Origin of the "Security Princess": Parisa shares the delightful, accidental branding story behind her famous title, which began as a quirky placeholder for a business card in Japan and evolved into an inspiring symbol for young girls proving you can be an engineer and a princess. From Hacked to Hired Hacker: She details her path into cybersecurity, sparked by a college web application she built being maliciously a college web app she built being hijacked and redirected to spam ads. This violation drove her to join a security club, leading to a 19-year career at Google touching Search, YouTube, Android, and ultimately leading Chrome. Navigating Corporate and Political Spotlights: Parisa opens up about the reality of high-stakes leadership, from managing engineering veterans with 20 years more experience than her to testifying before the Department of Justice (DOJ) against the divestiture of Chrome. The AI Frontier & Hired Hacking: She discusses leading Project Zero (Google's offensive "hired hacker" team) and adapting to the modern AI arms race by integrating Gemini safely into Chrome. Accessibility and Human-Centric Tech: A passionate advocate for inclusive design, Parisa highlights how AI is being used to make the web accessible for underserved communities, such as generating automatic descriptions for images to aid visually impaired users. Breaking Societal Expectations: Parisa pays tribute to her mother (a nurse) and discusses her intentional choice not to have children. She offers a refreshing perspective on overcoming "imposter syndrome" and blocking out societal "shoulds" to live authentically for yourself. "I want to be respected for making the hard decisions, and that's what I'm hired to do. It's about making sure you're living for yourself and not for the 'shoulds' - whether those come from parents, society, or friends." - Parisa Tabriz This episode balances high-level tech strategy with deep personal wisdom, making it a must-listen for women in leadership, tech enthusiasts, and anyone navigating the pressure of cultural expectations. Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Parisa's Mom, Dad, Brothers, & Husband ❣️ Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser. **** Timestamps: 00:00 – Meet Parisa: Google's Security Princess & VP/GM 01:28 – Origin Story: How she got into engineering 04:00 – Internships & landing at Google 07:12 – Imposter Syndrome & moving into management 10:02 – The "Security Princess" business card story 13:13 – Joi
- Jun 30, 202657 min
Money Lessons Everyone Wishes They Learned Sooner | Mandy McClung - Managing Director, Morgan Stanley
In this episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with Mandy McClung, Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, for her podcast debut. Balancing career wisdom with approachable personal insights, Mandy demystifies the massive world of wealth management and shares actionable ways to build long-term financial independence. Financial independence is freedom and no one knows that better than Mandy McClung. With 15 years in financial services and 11 years at Morgan Stanley - one of the world's leading financial institutions, helping individuals, companies, and governments raise and manage the capital that shapes our economy - Mandy has been at the forefront of some of the most important conversations in wealth management today. From the rise of AI and its impact on how we invest, to protecting clients from fraud, to making sure women have a seat at the financial table. Last year she reached a milestone she had set her sights on a decade earlier: Managing Director. She's spent her career helping people take control of their financial futures, and today she's here to help you do the same. What You Will Learn: Journey to Managing Director: Mandy reflects on her 18-year career in finance, tracking her journey from an unexpected college internship in marketing to a retail banking branch manager, and eventually climbing the ranks to a top executive leadership role at Morgan Stanley. Demystifying Wealth Management: Mandy breaks down the complexities of personal wealth, comparing a financial advisor to a "general practitioner" and her team of internal experts to "specialists" who deep-dive into estate planning, trusts, and insurance solutions. "Must-Haves" of Financial Planning: The conversation highlights the absolute necessity of starting early to save, utilizing company 401(k) matches, and securing vital estate documents (like wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives) to avoid future family friction. Why most people couldn't cover a $500 emergency and how to change that. Cybersecurity & Fraud Prevention: Drawing on insights from Morgan Stanley's cybersecurity head (and former NSA counterterrorism chief) Rachel Wilson, Mandy highlights the sophisticated tactics of modern scammers. She shares crucial tips on multi-factor authentication, avoiding public charging stations, and how to verify suspicious communications. AI's Impact on the Future of Banking: Discover how Morgan Stanley is partnering with OpenAI to launch internal tools like AIMS and Debrief - technologies designed to automate note-taking and back-office research so financial advisors can focus entirely on human connection. "Women globally are going to be in control of 30% to 50% of the wealth in the next 10 to 20 years. It is so crucial for women to take ownership and get involved in the conversation." - Mandy McClung Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Jefferies Rachel Wilson Mandy's Mother, Husband, Grandparents, Sister, and Niece ❣️ Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser. **** Timestamps: 00:00 – Welcome, Mandy's background in finance 01:11 – Her journey: from internship to Morgan Stanley 05:43 – What a Managing Director actually does 11:05 – Why every financial plan should be a living document 13:34 – Estate planning basics: wills, trusts, power of attorney 21:02 – The stat: women will control 30–50% of global wealth 22:27 – Fraud protection: scam calls, phishing, and real stories 31:51 – How AI is changing financial advising 44:55 – The $500 emergency stat — and why saving small amounts matters 46:18 – Becoming Managing Director: the story behind the title 50:34 – Final advice: start now, no matter how small
- Jun 17, 202652 min
AI Predictions with Kumo.AI & Redefining Startup Culture | Hema Raghavan - Co-Founder & CTO, Kumo.AI
In this episode of the HumanizeHer Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Hema Raghavan, the CTO and Co-Founder of Kumo.ai and a true pioneer in the artificial intelligence space. As former LinkedIn colleagues, HumanizeHer host Erica Lockheimer and Hema take a trip down memory lane of their days together at LinkedIn. Hema is an absolute powerhouse building at the absolute frontier of deep technical AI. Before launching her own startup, Hema spent years building core engineering systems at iconic companies like LinkedIn, leading the brilliant team behind the massive "People You May Know" engine. But despite operating at the highest levels of technology, Hema's real passion is humanizing AI. If you're feeling nervous about the pace of the AI revolution, she wants you to take a deep breath. Hema promises AI isn't scary - it's actually liberating. By letting AI automate the repetitive grunt work, it frees humans up to reclaim our time, find our true joy, and live more connected lives. Key Takeaways from the Conversation: Democratization of Tech: How AI tools like Claude and Gemini are collapsing traditional skill boundaries, allowing Product Managers and Data Scientists to ship code directly and freeing engineers from tedious grunt work. Debunking the "Four Men in a Garage" Myth: Hema discusses intentionally building a counterculture at Kumo.ai that embraces flexibility, supports "lean-in dads", and treats personal life spikes with empathy. Reframing Risk and Career Growth: A candid conversation on navigating financial risk in startups and the power of radical honesty during the interview process. Heritage and Resilience: Hema shares beautiful personal stories about moving from Mumbai to the US, her parents' dedication to her education, and how a legendary tale of her grandmother taking a boat to Pakistan in 1925 puts modern risk into perspective. Packed with technical insight, vulnerability, and actionable advice from our very own Erica Lockheimer - like "outsource everything but love" - this episode is an inspiring watch for anyone looking to understand the future of AI, parental scaling, and what it truly means to pay it forward to the next generation of women in tech. Special Shoutouts in this Episode: Deepak Agarwal Igor Perisic Vanja Josifovski Jure Leskovec Rosie Jones Rukmini Iyer Hema's Husband & Her Parents ❣️ Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser.
- Jun 3, 20261h 3m
Redefining Prenups as a Power Move with First | Libby Leffler - Founder & CEO, First
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Libby Leffler, the Co-Founder and CEO of First (affectionately dubbed the "TurboTax for prenups"). Libby spent two decades helping build the world's most powerful rocket ships - from Google and Facebook to SoFi and Compass. But at the height of her corporate career, with a newborn at home, she chose to step away and finally do the thing she was scared to do. Libby built an innovative legal-tech platform that cuts out months of stress and thousands in fees to make prenups simple, cozy, and collaborative. By taking the awkwardness out of money, she is proving that a clear agreement isn't a breaking point - it's a powerful joining point that strengthens the marriage bond. Because true transparency gives you the ultimate freedom to build your future together. Key Takeaways From the Conversation "Personal Stack" Identity: Libby explains how First is transforming prenuptial agreements from a taboo relationship breaking point into a collaborative, cozy, and foundational joining point. She shares fascinating user trends - including the rise of the "pet-nup," protecting digital IP, and why 50% of their prenups are initiated by women. Reality of the Founder Journey: Stepping away from the "LinkedIn highlight reel," Libby pulls back the curtain on the raw financial and emotional sacrifices of leaving corporate safety to build a startup from scratch. "Balance is Bullshit": Rejecting the traditional myth of work-life balance, Libby advocates for alignment - unapologetically owning your ambition while structuring life around your core values. Grief, Resilience, and Metamorphosis: In a deeply moving segment, Libby opens up about the sudden, tragic loss of her father at 33 weeks pregnant while simultaneously fundraising. She discusses how the rhythm of her mission-driven work served as a grounding compass during a season of profound grief. "Reinvention is possible at every stage and every part of the journey. Push yourself into uncomfortable situations because that is where you learn the fastest." - Libby Leffler
- May 20, 202644 min
Building a Mindful Tech Ecosystem in Hawai'i with Blue Startups | Chenoa Farnsworth
HumanizeHer x Shangri La "Visionary Voices" brings HumanizeHer's signature conversations to Shangri La, a Center of Cultures & Ideas and Museum of Islamic Art in Honolulu, Hawai'i, featuring three special episodes with visionary women leaders from Hawai'i. In this episode, we are sitting down with one of the most powerful forces in venture capital building from the Pacific. Chenoa Farnsworth is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Blue Startups - consistently ranked as one of the Top 20 accelerators in the entire United States, built in Honolulu, Hawai'i. In her 25 years in venture, Chenoa has been the architect of the tech ecosystem in Hawaii. She has invested in over 150 companies, helped lead the Hawai'i Angels network, and founded East Meets West - the premier conference that has spent the last 12 years connecting technology leaders across the Pacific. Working alongside Tetris CEO, Maya Rogers, Chenoa is proving that the islands are a world-class hub for tech. She believes Hawaiʻi is a strategic bridge between Asia and North America - and she is betting on women founders to deliver her the best returns. This conversation will change how you think about where innovation happens and who gets to lead it, from the vanguard of redefining Hawaii not just as a destination, but as a thriving global innovation hub. Key Takeaways: "Bridge to Asia" Thesis: Discover how Hawai'i leverages its unique geographic and cultural proximity to act as a crucial link between Western and Asian tech markets, shifting the perspective on what makes the islands a competitive place to build a global business. Tech with a Heart: Chenoa is on a mission to redefine innovation and tech culture from the ground up. Moving away from typical "bro-tech" dynamics, Chenoa infuses her leadership with Hawaii's deeply rooted values of 'Ohana (family) and community. It's a refreshing look at how grounding a business in family-style collaboration can drive true, impactful innovation. Future of Tech in the AI Era: Hear Chenoa's insights on navigating the rapidly commoditized world of AI software and why human relationships, community trust, and a "whole-person" approach will become the ultimate differentiators for successful businesses moving forward. "Kamaʻāina Come Home" Initiative: Learn about the growing movement to draw Hawai'i's best and brightest talent back to the islands to build sustainable, high-paying tech jobs that diversify the economy without sacrificing the local environment. Listen in to discover how Chenoa and her network are bringing the human back to the center of technology, all while proving that a small island community can punch far above its weight on the global stage. Mahalo to VToku for their technical support and partnership with our production crew in bringing this series to life. Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser.
- May 6, 202638 min
Solving Climate Anxiety with Elemental Impact | Dawn Lippert | Shangri La x HumanizeHer
HumanizeHer x Shangri La "Visionary Voices" brings HumanizeHer's signature conversations to Shangri La, a Center of Cultures & Ideas and Museum of Islamic Art in Honolulu, Hawai'i, featuring three special episodes with visionary women leaders from Hawai'i. In this episode of HumanizeHer, we sit down with Dawn Lippert - and this conversation might just change the way you see the planet. It started with a childhood instinct, charging her family a quarter for leaving the lights on. Two Yale degrees later, that instinct is a global mission. Today, Dawn leads as the CEO of Elemental Impact, her non-profit platform that has deployed over $105 million into climate innovation, while also leading Earthshot Ventures, a $94 million private fund. Together, these two engines have unlocked more than $11 billion in additional funding for global solutions. To date, her portfolio has created 17,200 jobs and avoided 20 million metric tons of CO2. We caught up with her in Hawai'i - her home and the testing ground for everything she believes about clean energy, community, and the relentless belief that we can build a better world. Key Highlights Include: Power of Entrepreneurship: How the non-profit, Elemental Impact, has invested in over 160 companies to bridge the "capital gap" for risky but essential climate solutions. The AI x Climate Paradox: A deep dive into how AI is simultaneously increasing energy demand and providing the "three-fold" acceleration needed to solve complex problems in energy, materials, and infrastructure. A "Circular" Future: Insights into groundbreaking startups like Super Circle (fashion recycling) and Nth Cycle (domestic mineral recycling) that are making sustainability profitable. Action as the Antidote: Addressing "climate anxiety" by empowering individuals to leverage their pocketbooks, their votes, and their careers to build a lasting world. Dawn also discusses the launch of Earthshot Ventures, her sister venture fund, and her mission to prove that underrepresented founders are the competitive advantage the climate tech industry needs. It is an inspiring look at how ingenuity and community are coming together to "bring down the carbon curve." Mahalo to VToku for their technical support and partnership with our production crew in bringing this series to life. Listen in and join the conversation with host, Erica Lockheimer and co-host, Elizabeth Wendorf-Bloesser.
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