ABOUT THIS EPISODE
From founding BossBabe at 21 and coining the term “millennial pink” to a career in tech philosophy spanning companies like Snap and LVMH... Alex Wolf has spent years at the intersection of community, culture, and technology.
In this episode, we discuss all things tech: her four qualifiers of human-friendly technology, tech's effect on everyday life, why it’s important to design responsibly, fashion and tech, why a fully analog life isn’t realistic for many people (with some tips for your balance).
Alex's mini-documentary "Attention For Sale" can be viewed here.
You can follow Alex on Instagram and on LinkedIn, and visit her website here.
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United States
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