Claire Diaz-Ortiz is a renowned venture capital investor, bestselling author, and former Twitter executive. Her impressive career spans across multiple industries, including tech, finance, and social entrepreneurship. Claire is widely recognized as "The Woman Who Got the Pope on Twitter" and has been named one of the 100 Most Creative People in Business by Fast Company.

With a BA in History and Honors in Feminist Studies and an MA in Anthropology from Stanford University, Claire went on to pursue an MBA at the University of Oxford. She has authored nine books translated into eleven languages, including One Minute Mentoring, Social Media Success for Every Brand, and Twitter for Good. Her latest work will focus on women startup founders.

Claire is currently working as an angel investor, venture capital scout for Kleiner Perkins, and a Kauffman Fellow, where she's advising Antler, a global seed fund with 14 global funds. She also co-founded Brava, the first initiative to invest in women founders across Latin America, where she invested in over 20 female founders.

Claire Diaz-Ortiz is a widely sought-after keynote speaker and has appeared in various media outlets such as CNN, BBC, Time, Newsweek, and The New York Times, amongst others.