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Founder & Principal Strategist at The Mathpath.


VP of Equitable Operations at Culture Amp.

Mathpath = Math Nerd + Empath

Aubrey Blanche-Sarellano is an expert and executive in equitable people & culture, ethical business operations, and responsible AI. Her work combines an empathic and intersectional approach to help organizational leaders achieve their operational and growth goals. From fair talent processes and bias-resistant AI products to inclusive communications strategy, she helps organizations think holistically about evolving to meet the needs of a rapidly-diversifying and globalizing world.

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Aubrey Blanche-Sarellano, The Mathpath (Math Nerd + Empath), is a people & culture, ESG, and responsible AI executive with global experience specialising in developing and scaling teams and processes to achieve business growth objectives. An expert at systems-level analysis and design and a believer in data-informed methods, with extensive experience in communications (internal, external, and crisis), HR, ESG, AI product development, and go-to-market strategy. Experienced non-profit board member, startup investor, and advisor. She is currently the VP of People Operations & ESG at Culture Amp and CEO of her eponymous equitable design consultancy.

Through all her work, she seeks to question, reimagine, and redesign the systems and practices that surround us to ensure that all people can access equitable, motivating opportunities and build a better world. Her work is undergirded by her training in social scientific methods and grounded in her belief in the fundamental dignity, value, and wisdom of every person.

Her professional expertise focuses on designing and implementing equity-creating solutions to varied aspects of enterprise operations from talent programs and communications to sustainability, philanthropy, and artificial intelligence. Her experience in business development and product management has helped her design effective go-to-market strategies and launch multiple successful DEI-focused products. Her work has strong underpinnings in her academic training, which has helped her bring significant original research on trends, attitudes, and investments on global people practices to light.

A regular speaker and writer on issues of equity, culture, and responsible business in organizations, finance, and technology products, Blanche-Sarellano has appeared on stages and in media outlets all over the world. She is an advisor to a portfolio of organizations seeking to build a more equitable worldand sits on the Board of Directors of Circle of Blue and the Culture Amp Foundation. Her work has been featured in Wired, the Wall Street Journal, the Australian Financial Review, USA Today, Re/Code, First Round Review, and more.

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Public Speaking

Aubrey is an internationally recognized speaker on issues of people & culture, business ethics, and responsible technology. Her keynotes, fireside chats, and panels have appeared on stages all over the world, are regular additions to professional convenings, corporate offsites, and events focused on the future of technology, organizational culture, and impact.

 
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Leadership Development

Aubrey works with organizations to develop impactful strategies to turn good intentions into reality. Through workshops and individual coaching, she helps organizations dig more deeply into their values and priorities in order to build actionable, accountable plans to turn their good intentions into tangible impact.

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Strategy & Fractional Support

Aubrey is available for consulting and fractional opportunities to help organizations define the next steps on their growth journeys. Whether setting the foundations or scaling people & culture equitably, understanding how to develop AI with positive impact, or ensuring operations are both ethical and impactful, Aubrey can help teams chart the path.

Available on an ad hoc, project, and fractional basis.

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