Lisa Nickerson is the founder and CEO of Nickerson, a full service marketing and communications agency with offices in Boston and Miami. Lisa and the Nickerson team were recently the 2019 PR Daily 'Winner' and 2020 PR Week 'Finalist' for Crisis Communications/Reputation Management.

Lisa was also recognized by Bisnow in 2018 as one of Boston’s “Most Powerful Women in Real Estate”, was featured on Chronicle in June 2018 as Greater Boston’s Real Estate Expert and was also the recipient of the 2016 PRISM Award for Marketing Professional of the Year. Notably she was recognized as The Nashua Telegraph’s 91 Progress’ Entrepreneur of the Year at 17 years old.

Lisa is a multiple-industry award winner, a well-respected, sought-after speaker and moderator, and a devotee of professional and community service. Lisa is an active member of Urban Land Institute (ULI), ULI | New England’s Advisory Board, ULI Women Leadership Institute Co-Chair and Communications Chair, Board Member & Founder's Circle Chair of the Arts & Business Council, Board Member & VP of Sponsorship of Boston Women in Media & Entertainment, former SIOR New England Board Member & Communications Chair, and a member of CREW.

Philanthropic endeavors include Board Member and Development Chair of Housing Families Inc. since 2006 and various roles and now Board Member of the Joshua Frase Foundation since 1997.

Lisa received her BS in Marketing & Finance from Boston College. She maintains her Massachusetts Real Estate License and is currently completing her Master of Business Administration at Babson College. She received her Real Estate Certificate from Boston University.

As CEO of Plenty of Fish, part of The Match Group, Malgosia Green is leading the evolution of one of the largest dating apps in the U.S.

Driven by her tech-forward vision and the company’s mission to alleviate the pressures of dating, Plenty of Fish was the first dating app to announce and implement a platform-wide face filter ban in 2019 - the first of many updates that will increase authenticity and enhance member experience.

As the app continues to evolve in 2020, the team is working towards a complete redesign of the Plenty of Fish user experience, exploring innovative new ways for singles to connect, and working more closely than ever before with our most important audience - the members.

Prior to her current role, Malgosia served as the Chief Product Officer at Top Hat. During her tenure, the brand grew into a leading educational technology company, and team headcount increased from 20 employees to over 300. She established and led product management, user experience, data science, and design teams. Laterally, I oversaw the 75-person engineering team, working with a world-class executive team and Board of Directors.

Previously, she was the founder and CEO of Savvica, an online marketing company focused on international education and financed by Educomp (EDSO.BO), India's largest education company. At its peak, the company was helping 4 million students monthly, making it the No. 1 education site in the world's largest student market. Malgosia also served as the Director of Product Management at Affinity Labs, an online communities company. Affinity Labs was funded by Mayfield Fund and Trinity Ventures and was acquired after 14 months by Monster Worldwide (NYSE:MWW) for $61M.

Malgosia has been featured in Forbes, Canadian Business Magazine's "20 Young Women in Power”, Elle Canada and Toronto Life.