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Elodie Mailliet Storm is a recognized creative and business leader in the visual storytelling space. In 2016, Mailliet Storm was named a JSK fellow in media innovation at Stanford University where she researched the monetization of photography in the age of social and search. During her 11 years at Getty Images, she oversaw and helped build Getty Images’ content offering and helped lead its strategic development. Most recently she was Getty Images’ Senior Director of Strategic Development based in the Bay Area focusing on Getty Images’ relationships with platforms such as Google, Instagram, Pinterest and Airbnb.

Jeremy Hay's first news job was at the Tenderloin Times in San Francisco. Later, he edited the St. Helena Star; wrote for Wired; then was a staff writer at The Press Democrat, where he won recognition for public service and enterprise reporting and was a lead reporter on a team that won a George Polk award for covering globalization's impacts. As a 2015 JSK Fellow at Stanford University, he focused on community engagement journalism. In 2016, Hay co-founded Spaceship Media to use journalism to reduce polarization and rebuild trust in media, collaborating on dialogue projects with news organizations nationwide.

Adriana García is a visual artist and strategist in the journalism space. She was part of the team that won two Pulitzer Prizes at The Times-Picayune for coverage of Hurricane Katrina. Her stint as a 2017 JSK Fellow at Stanford led her to Spaceship Media where García spearheaded a move into hyperlocal community conversation as well as the use of visuals to deliver fact-based, easy to digest and share information. García is a graduate of Arizona State University with a BS in Design and a BFA in Art and an almost Masters in Linguistics from the University of New Orleans.