Judy’s life’s mission is to accelerate the potential and ambitions of young women. She founded MoneyGirls to build a platform to help them navigate their financial futures and be the influential leaders they are poised to become. After working with countless female senior leaders who continue to lack confidence in their financial powers, she has an impatience to not only help close all gender gaps - in wage, STEM - but also obliterate the financial literacy gap. MoneyGirls understands what young women care about, arms them with knowledge, and is building digital tools and personal finance products to help them master all things money.

Previously, Judy and Harvard Business School professor Frances Frei launched The Leadership Consortium, a company working with Fortune 100 companies to accelerate more senior women into the C-Suite. Prior to that, she oversaw fintech Business Development at Uber, building strategic partnerships with financial establishments and disrupters, and launching innovative products such as Uber's first consumer credit card and in-app payment experiences. She was also one of the few female leaders at Uber during a tumultuous crisis in culture and leadership. Judy was an early employee at diapers.com, leading the company from scale, growth to acquisition by Amazon.

Judy regularly speaks about the intersection of leadership and gender across industries. She graduated from Harvard Business School, and remains on the alumni board.