Molly is member of the founding team at RYOT, an LA-based media company and is one of the most prolific, female virtual reality filmmakers under 30. She's also a producer of the Oscar nominated film Body Team 12.

As C.O.O. at RYOT, Molly oversees all operations of RYOT News, RYOT Creative, RYOT Films and RYOT Foundation. And has produced RYOT Films from Kenya to the Arctic to Liberia.

Before RYOT, Molly designed, implemented and managed highly-leveraged philanthropic strategies for celebrities such as Ben Stiller, Shakira and Kobe Bryant. While working at The Obama White House, identifying candidates for political appointment, she made it to the Top 50 on Season 10 of American Idol. She has been written about in The New Yorker, The Seattle Times, The Washington Post and been a speaker at Nexus, SXSW and TEDxBerlin.

Sasha is a senior writer and creative director at Mother, working first in London and now New York. Over the last seven years, she has worked on award-winning campaigns for Stella Artois, Boots/Walgreens and FRANK, the government anti-drug body. She is currently leading the new brand idea for Stella Artois and working on their CSR campaign, Buy A Lady A Drink. She has also worked strongly on the Mother brand, pioneering their own successful projects - Psychic T-shirts and most recently, signing Jesus as a client.

Before Mother, she set up the cult T-shirt company, I Love Boxie, which turns people's stories into one line on a T-shirt. I Love Boxie has been featured all over the internet and in Vogue, iD, Elle, Sunday Times, Dazed & Confused, Buzzfeed several times and the two seminal books on T-shirts in the 21st century.

She has just completed a short memoir about an epic T-shirt journey across America where she documented the stories of Americans on T-shirt. She has also been working very closely with Navajo Native Americans and last year helped put on the first Native American Showcase of music at SXSW. The event got so much support they were given a bigger stage.

She is based in Los Angeles