Tiffany Pham

Founder & CEO, MOGUL

New York City

The Founder & CEO of MOGUL, Tiffany was named one of Forbes' 2014 "30 Under 30" in Media, Business Insider's 2014 "30 Most Important Women Under 30" in Technology, and the Recipient of the 2014 Cadillac "Innovator" Award. A strong supporter of women in STEM, Tiffany designed and coded the first version of the MOGUL platform herself.

Previously Director of Business Development at CBS, Tiffany received the 2013 CBS Digital Media "All-Star" Award. She has also worked with HBO, Credit Suisse, and Goldman Sachs.

An award-winning film producer and investor, Tiffany co-produced the hit feature film GIRLFRIEND (Toronto '10; Gotham Film Audience Award Winner), CHILD 31 (Warsaw '12; endorsed by Celine Dion, Annie Lennox, and former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown), HERMIT (Provincetown '13; Accolade Award Winner), TWENTY FIVE (Independent Series Awards Nominee '14), and FUNNY BUNNY (SXSW '15). She oversaw the theatrical release of ARCADIA (Berlin '12; Berlin Crystal Bear Award Winner, starring Oscar nominee John Hawkes).

Tiffany additionally served as Co-Founder & Head of Marketing for the Beijing International Screenwriting Competition. Hailed by James Cameron, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and Governor Deval Patrick as a new model of "cross-cultural collaboration between China and the US," Tiffany led the initiative to be featured in over 400+ US and Chinese media outlets, including the New York Times.

Tiffany also serves on the Business Committee for the New York City Ballet, Interactive & Technology Committee for WNET New York Public Media, Board of Trustees for No Limits Media, Board of Directors for Provincetown Film Society, and is an Advisor to YCombinator startup BuzzStarter.

Tiffany is the co-author of the book From Business Strategy to Information Technology Roadmap: A Practical Guide for Executives and Board Members (CRC Press, 2013). She is a graduate of Harvard Business School and Yale University, with Distinction, and is fluent in French, Vietnamese, and English.