At Multitudes, we’re building a world where equity is the default at work.

Multitudes came from insights that Lauren had while running Ally Skills NZ (a culture consultancy for tech companies). She’s also worked as COO and advisor to startups in the Middle East and as a management consultant with Bain & Co. in San Francisco. She studied economics, Arabic, and Human Biology at Stanford University.

Bryce previously worked in programme, project, and event management and coordination at WWF-NZ, EHF, EDF, the US DOE, and USGCRP. Aside from a habit for acronyms, he gained cross-sector insights into a variety of innovative teams at a range of organisations. Bryce studied Earth Systems at Stanford University.

Daniel studied at the Elam School of Fine Arts, and pivoted into tech after completing a coding bootcamp at Enspiral Dev Academy. He worked in EdTech, building software that teaches kids to programme. He is set to publish a children's book he illustrated and loves to explore new technologies in computing in his spare time.

Previously a Data Engineering Manager at Halter; before that, Emily worked at Rocket Lab, FlexWare, and TradeMe. She studied electronic engineering at the University of Auckland.

Jenny’s experience includes working as Product Data Scientist at Xero and doing software testing at Orion Health. She studied biomedical engineering, French, and linguistics at the University of Auckland.

Michael has previously worked as a front-end developer at PlaceMat and Ruapehu Alpine Lifts. Before that, he was a front-end developer and team lead at Xero. He studied computer science at Canterbury University.

Suely has previously worked as a designer at Athena and GROW Super. Before that, she had a career as a textile designer in the fashion industry. She has a Bachelor of Design from the University of New South Wales.

Vivek was previously a Data Scientist at Quantiful working on demand planning. He’s also pursuing a PhD in Quantum Computing at the University of Melbourne. In his spare time, he’s Executive Director of The Good Data Institute.