Sarah Granger is a writer and content innovator with experience in tech, entertainment, media, government, and NGOs. She is author of The Digital Mystique: How the Culture of Connectivity Can Empower Your Life -- Online and Off. Sarah has served in management and marketing roles at high growth companies focused on IT, cybersecurity, open data, digital media, civic tech, and health tech. She has led cross-functional, global web, digital, and content teams at for-profit and non-profit organizations. She has worked with notable organizations including Symantec, Mozilla, Phoenix Technologies, CMP Media, EFF, Women's Media Center, Lawrence Livermore National Lab, and the U.S. State Department. As a content strategist, she has managed dozens of digital channels, including blogs, podcasts, and videos. Her content achievements include launching the first blog by a U.S. presidential candidate, serving as a senior strategist for a pilot crowd sourcing platform that became The White House petition system, leading editorial for national election content reaching an audience of more than 20 Million people, launching a content engine for an early fintech network, and writing content for early digital magazines, republished in multiple languages and required reading in university courses. Sarah has contributed to multiple books and hundreds of articles. Her articles have been published in numerous publications including Slate, The Huffington Post, Harvard Business Review, SFGate, LA Weekly, and NBC Bay Area, syndicated at MSNBC.com, Forbes.com and WSJ.com. She has interviewed global leaders in media, entertainment, technology, finance, and government, including Oscar winners and Fortune100 CEOs. She has written screenplays, video shorts, and stage plays. She has had plays professionally produced and given staged readings. She has also been on producing teams for short and feature length narrative films. She is a member of the Authors Guild and the Dramatists Guild. A seasoned public speaker, Sarah has been featured at global conferences like South by Southwest, the 3% Conference, the California Leadership Forum, and the Writing for Hollywood Summit. She has lectured at universities including UC Berkeley, American University, the Middlebury Institute, Penn State, and Stanford University. See also: sarahgranger.com.