Lisa Q. Fetterman, a marketing and operations executive with a passion for community-building, has made waves in the tech industry with her innovative solutions and fundraising finesse. Lisa holds a BA in Journalism, Metropolitan Studies, and American Studies from New York University and has studied at notable programs like Kleiner Perkins CEO Workshop, HAX, and Y Combinator.

Her experience includes being the Founder and CEO of Nomiku, the first home sous-vide machine, which successfully clinched an offer on Shark Tank. She has been featured in publications like Wired, Make, Forbes, and Zagat Survey’s 30 Under 30 lists for her pioneering work in technology. Lisa currently serves on the Advisory Board for various startups and venture funds, consults on grant research for the University of Michigan, and serves as a Guest Lecturer at Stanford and UC Berkeley.

Her background in product-focused intuition, impeccable execution, and a passion for community-building has made her skilled at innovating creative solutions across a wide spectrum of marketing tools and platforms, bringing complex products and projects to fruition through strategic planning, and managing large teams with an emphasis on engaging company culture.