Queens of Tech Podcast | Voices of impact Jasmine Moradi

Sheila Buswell is the CEO and Co-Founder of Buswell Biomedical, a veteran of the US Army, and the author of Is This Seat For Me? Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Everyday Life and Business. In her book, Sheila shares her personal experiences with impostor syndrome, as well the stories of a diverse group of accomplished individuals who struggled with self-doubt but found ways to overcome it. She hopes to help others who feel limited by their beliefs experience more freedom and realize they are enough.
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Stacy Willis is a multi-passionate problem solver - she currently works as the Chief Operating Officer at Playwire, an advertising technology company. She is an engineer-turned-business-builder who loves technology and is passionate about delivering incredible experiences. Prior to being COO, Stacy was the SVP of Marketing, then the SVP of Marketing and Customer Experience at Playwire. She has spent more than ten years in tech, also operating as an Outsourced/In House Marketer at multiple SaaS startups and as a Principal Srategist at IMPACT. 
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Michelle Fraser, an engineering veteran with 25 years of global experience, is currently the Lead Engineer for a prestigious oil company worldwide. Breaking gender barriers in the industry, Michelle is on a mission to challenge traditional roles. Passionate about excellence, she specializes in Oil and Gas Commercial and Engineering, managing projects for Novatek, Total, Yamal, and CNR International. Her expertise spans onshore/offshore operations, design management, instrumentation, safety, and automation systems. Michelle's leadership includes overseeing EPC contractors and vendors, ensuring prolonged asset life, safety compliance, and increased production rates. Her impactful contributions extend to FPSO refurbishments, showcasing a strategic approach to maintenance and sustainability. Michelle Fraser is an influential force shaping the future of the oil and gas sector.
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Josefina Sonnhammer, the CEO and Co-founder of Subscriby, a pioneering startup dedicated to streamlining e-commerce subscriptions. Josefina's journey is driven by a relentless quest for innovation, seeking efficient solutions to optimize daily routines and create more time for her passions.
Her inspiration sprouted from a personal need: simplifying the process of subscribing to essential products like razors, dog food, and hand soap. Despite embracing the convenience of subscriptions, Josefina encountered frustrating customer experiences and the complexities of managing multiple subscriptions. Determined to find a remedy, she combined her background in management consulting with insights gained from her role as Domain Operations Lead of Payment Methods at Klarna.
In August 2022, the vision for Subscriby took root—a revolutionary subscription management software empowering brands to deliver exceptional customer experiences.
For consumers like Josefina, Subscriby offers a seamless platform to subscribe to and effortlessly manage their favorite products, consolidating everything into one convenient hub. Josefina's unwavering commitment to simplicity drives Subscriby's mission to revolutionize the subscription landscape, one hassle-free experience at a time.

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Arezou Zarafshan, the visionary Founder and CEO of Call Emmy, is revolutionizing the landscape for working parents through her innovative one-stop-shop platform.
A career-driven individual from the outset, Arezou's journey into motherhood brought about a transformative realization of the challenges faced by working parents. While flourishing in her executive role at a $1 billion enterprise, Arezou benefitted from the support of a full-time house manager and nanny named Emmy. This invaluable assistance allowed her to maintain focus on her professional aspirations while remaining present for her family. However, upon facing the loss of her job and the subsequent inability to sustain full-time household help, Arezou experienced firsthand the profound impact of this shift. Domestic responsibilities escalated, tensions arose within her household, and the delicate balance between career and family life began to unravel. Determined to find a solution that would empower working parents like herself, Arezou embarked on a mission to create Call Emmy.
Call Emmy emerged as a beacon of hope—a transformative platform that bridges the gap between busy parents and local household service providers. By offering on-demand assistance with household chores and childcare, Call Emmy became the go-to resource for those seeking support in managing the demands of both work and family life.
Arezou's entrepreneurial journey is a testament to her resilience and determination to effect positive change. As an immigrant, accomplished business leader, and devoted mother, she understands firsthand the challenges faced by working parents. Her commitment to empowering others extends beyond the realm of entrepreneurship; she serves as a mentor and coach to aspiring founders and small business owners, guiding them through the complexities of the startup landscape with unwavering support and encouragement.
Recognized as one of the Top 25 Most Powerful Women in Business in Colorado in 2021, Arezou's impact extends far beyond the confines of her business endeavors. With Call Emmy's success gaining traction in Colorado, Arezou's vision is set on national expansion, poised to bring the transformative benefits of her platform to working parents across the country.
Arezou Zarafshan's journey embodies the ethos of resilience, empathy, and empowerment. Through Call Emmy, she is reshaping the narrative for working parents, proving that with determination and innovation, it is possible to thrive in both career and family lif

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Priyanka Vazirani has a diverse work experience. Priyanka began their career in 2011 as a Summer Intern at JPMorgan Chase. In 2012, they worked as a Summer Intern at Morgan Stanley. In 2013, they interned at BCBG Max Azria as a Planning and Retail Operations Intern and at PwC India as a Corporate Finance Intern. From 2014 to 2018, they worked as a Strategist, at Global Investment Solutions at UBS. In 2018, they co-founded Benefactory, a collective movement to make donations to help tackle urgent crises. In 2020, they co-founded Volv Media.
Priyanka Vazirani attended the University of Southern California from 2010 to 2014, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Economics & Business Administration. In 2012, they attended the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) for a Summer School in Economics. Priyanka also participated in the Yellow Accelerator program.
Volv captures the zeitgeist of this generation. A Snapchat-backed super app that gives you a personalized stream of content in 9-second reads using AI. From niche newsletters to breaking news, to YouTube snippets. Users have read over 35 million stories so far.

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