Bryan Mochizuki leads an in-house team in the branding, messaging, and creative execution of all Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) events and platforms. He is also responsible for a variety of efforts to involve a broader audience in CGI’s meetings and Commitment to Action model, leveraging social media, digital engagement, and strategic partnerships. Specific projects include: a virtual reality film of President Clinton's trip to Africa; the interactive visualization of ten years of data from CGI commitments; a series of ten original documentary shorts; multiple crowd-ideation and crowd-funding campaigns. Prior to joining CGI, Mochizuki was the program manager for Students of the World, where he worked with university students to capture social impact in international communities. He received his Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College in New York City.

Creative Producer and Head of Education at Oculus Story Story Studio, leading the efforts on outreach as well as producing and curating external projects.

Prior to story studio, Yelena was the Creative Producer of the annual Future of StoryTelling (FoST) summit, an invitation-only event that gathers top executives, marketers, creatives, and technologists with the vision and influence to change how people communicate and tell stories in the digital age. Yelena is also a consultant for Sundance New Frontier and spent four years in the documentary division at Participant Media, working with "An Inconvenient Truth" and "Food Inc."