A storyteller at heart, Noam’s work has always revolved around narratives: what makes them work, how they are created, and how they can be transformed. Since receiving his PhD in literature from Stanford University, he has brought his unique perspective to several fields, including publishing, journalism, curation, and marketing. Most recently, as director of content for Empathy, he crafted the carefully calibrated brand voice and online presence for a company dedicated to helping bereaved families through all of the challenges they face after loss. Besides his work with Decopop, Noam works with authors as a developmental editor and ghostwriter. He lives in Brooklyn with two very rambunctious cats.

A creative collaborator with two decades of experience at some of the most exciting brands in media and beyond, Emily helps companies of all sizes connect more authentically with their audiences. She’s been a photojournalist, a reporter, the Executive News Editor of Bustle, the managing editor of The New York Observer, the visual editor of The Atlantic, the director of content at Narcity Media Group, and the Head of Editorial for Asana. With expertise in data-driven strategy, budgeting, and co-creation, Emily has managed websites, built programs from the ground up, created critically acclaimed podcasts, and developed innovative projects for your morning paper, your smart devices, and your Instagram feed. She’s appeared on TV, spoken on SXSW panels, and lectured at Ivy League universities.