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Kristen Berman
Co-Founder
Kristen Berman studies how people actually act in the marketplace, as opposed to how they should or would perform if they were completely rational.

Kristen co-founded Irrational Labs, a behavioral product design company, with Dan Ariely in 2013. Irrational Labs helps companies and nonprofits understand and leverage behavioral economics to increase the health, wealth and happiness of their users. She also co-founded Common Cents Lab, a Duke University initiative dedicated to improving the financial well-being for low to middle Americans. Under Kristen’s leadership, Common Cents launched over 50 experiments with companies, touching tens of thousands of people. Kristen’s work has been featured in The Stanford Innovation Review, TechCrunch, and Scientific American.

She was on the founding team for the behavioral economics group at Google, a group that touches over 26 teams across Google, and she hosted one of the top behavioral change conferences globally, StartupOnomics. She co-authored a series of workbooks called Hacking Human Nature for Good: A practical guide to changing behavior, with Dan Ariely. These workbooks are being used at companies like Google, Intuit, Netflix, Fidelity, Lending Club for business strategy and design work.

Before designing, testing and scaling products that use behavioral economics, Kristen was a Senior Product Manager at Intuit and startup, Lytro. She built product management and marketing systems for small businesses and consumers, for domestic and international markets. The core thread throughout this all is a deep passion for understanding why people behave the way they do and then building solutions that make their lives better. And in her personal life, Kristen lives behavioral science. She’s started a communal living environment called Radish, to design life for happiness.
Evelyn Gosnell
Managing Director
Evelyn is a Managing Director at Irrational Labs and frequent speaker in behavioral economics and consumer psychology.

Evelyn is a Managing Director at Irrational Labs and a frequent speaker in behavioral economics and consumer psychology. She excels at helping companies leverage the science of decision-making to create better products and services by understanding how real people think and behave.

Evelyn’s work spans a broad array of industries: she has worked with Google, Airbnb, Procter & Gamble, The World Bank, TikTok, Microsoft, Intuit, and Indeed, among others. Evelyn also led the development of Irrational Labs’ Behavioral Economics Bootcamp, and is passionate about training others in behavioral science methodologies.

Evelyn transitioned to behavioral economics from Product Management and Marketing. She started her career at Christian Dior Parfums in Paris and subsequently worked in various product management, marketing, and sales positions.

Her product background means she speaks the language of product folks and understands their pain points like no other.

Evelyn holds a B.A. in cultural anthropology from Duke University and graduated summa cum laude. She also completed a Master’s degree in Marketing from the Institut d’Etudes Politiques in France. She speaks fluent French and Russian. Her family often teases her for starting sentences with “studies show,” a telltale sign of her inner nerd.

Visit her website to learn more and engage her as a speaker.
Richard Mathera
Managing Director
Richard is a Managing Director at Irrational Labs and head of Irrational Labs' healthcare practice.

Richard Mathera is a Managing Director at Irrational Labs. He leads Irrational Labs’ healthcare practice and formerly led its financial decision-making work. Richard has overseen dozens of behavioral economics projects and experiments with commercial clients. A few of these include: One Medical, TytoCare, Neugen, Vouchers 4 Veggies, Steady, Beneficial State Bank, Simple, and Credit Karma.

Prior to joining Irrational Labs, Richard was a Senior Behavioral Scientist at the Common Cents Lab, a Duke University initiative which leverages behavioral economics to improve the financial well-being of low and moderate income Americans, where he designed and launched numerous behaviorally-informed products, features, initiatives, and experiments.

Formerly Richard has applied behavioral economics at ideas42 and developed randomized controlled trials at Innovations for Poverty Action in Morocco. He has also served as a Team Lead/Senior Investment Officer and a Senior Advisor at USAID’s Office of Development Credit and worked at Cornerstone Research, an economic and financial consulting firm specializing in complex commercial litigation.

Richard holds a Master’s degree from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, where he studied Advanced Policy and Economic Analysis and a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia, where he studied economics, Spanish, and French, graduating Phi Beta Kappa.
Katie Dove
Katie Dove
Managing Director
Katie Dove is a Managing Director at Irrational Labs.

For over a decade, Katie has studied how brands create meaningful connections with their customers and deliver experiences that engage and inspire.

Katie brings deep expertise in designing, developing, and implementing transformative digital marketing programs at scale. She partners with business leaders to apply data-driven, behaviorally-informed approaches to product and marketing design. Prior to joining Irrational Labs, Katie was a Customer Data Strategy leader in Deloitte Digital’s Human Experience practice, a group focused on moving beyond CX to focus on designs that elevate human connection and relationships – with their communities and with the organizations that serve them. Katie has advised Fortune 500 clients across Tech, Healthcare, Financial Services, and Retail, as well as governmental agencies. External to her client work, she has provided pro bono consulting services in Latin America through Global Brigades, and mentored numerous startups as a Graduate Fellow at Fast Forward, a tech non-profit accelerator based in San Francisco.

Katie holds an MBA from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, where she earned a certification in Public Management and Social Innovation. She also holds a BS in Computer Science & Computer Engineering from the University of Virginia, where she focused on the intersection of Public Policy and Science, serving as a Policy Intern with the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy.
Chaning Jang
Chief Strategy Officer
Chaning is the Chief Strategy Officer at Irrational Labs.

He leads strategic initiatives to drive innovation, technical excellence and growth at Irrational Labs.

Prior to Irrational Labs, Chaning was the CEO and Founder of The Busara Center for Behavioral Economics, a non-profit based in Kenya, which applies behavioral science towards poverty alleviation. Chaning helped grow Busara from a small research laboratory to one of the largest and most renown behavioral science and international development organizations in the world with more than 140 employees across 5 continents. He personally led projects with the Gates Foundation, World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, and the National Science Foundation, among others.

Chaning has published multiple book chapters on building behavioral science teams in organizations, and given keynote talks on behavioral science including the SBBC Summit and Nudgestock. His scientific work has been published in the Journal of Development Economics and Nature, Human Behavior, among others.

Chaning has a BS in Managerial Economics from UC Davis, a PhD in Economics from the University of Hawai’i and completed Post-doctoral research in Psychology and Public Affairs Princeton University. Prior to his PhD, Chaning was an equities and derivatives trader and English teacher.

 
Rachel Rosenberg
Behavioral Science Fellow
Rachel is a Behavioral Science Fellow at Irrational Labs.

Rachel Rosenberg is a Fellow at Irrational Labs, where she brings her passion for designing products and services that create positive social impact. Before joining Irrational Labs, she founded the behavioral science practice at Indeed and directed mixed-methods research and design teams focused on building experiences that help people find meaningful work and help employers connect with diverse, high-quality talent.

Previously, at ideas42, Rachel led and supported a portfolio of innovative pilots applying behavioral science to address poverty and inequality in partnership with governments, non-profits, and academic institutions. She also headed the machine learning portfolio, advancing methods at the intersection of behavioral and computational social sciences. Earlier in her career, she worked as a program evaluation consultant with the United Nations Development Programme and as a Research Fellow in partnership with the International Organization for Migration.

Rachel holds a B.A. in International Relations and Economics from Stanford University and an M.A. in Development Economics and Conflict Resolution from The Fletcher School at Tufts University. She is fluent in Spanish, and in her free time, you can find her climbing Mt. Lemmon in Tucson.
Brad Goodwin
Director of Marketing
Brad Goodwin is Director of Marketing at Irrational Labs.

Brad Goodwin helps companies grow and scale through strategic branding, storytelling, and marketing.

His journey into marketing began in the Washington, D.C. punk scene, where everyone was a creator—whether that meant making music and ‘zines, photographing bands, organizing benefit shows, or inventing hair colors.

He has led marketing, brand, social media, and content teams at global companies, auction houses, in large, mid-size, and boutique agencies, and as co-founder of his own punk marketing agency. His clients have included Silicon Valley CEOs, entrepreneurs, Forbes Council members, tech companies, and behavioral scientists.

When Brad’s not learning a new language, training his two Russian Blue cats, or singing karaoke, he’s supporting Irrational Labs’s mission of bettering products and lives through behavioral science. He lives in Vienna, Austria.
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Ryan Goble
Chief Learning Officer
Ryan leads the educational initiatives at Irrational Labs.

He specializes in “making curriculum pop” for learners in formal and informal settings. Ryan’s professional career began in the entertainment industry working as a field marketing representative for Virgin Records, DJing at NPR in Detroit, and doing production work at E! Entertainment Television. 

After working in Los Angeles,  Ryan transitioned into education. He started as a high school English teacher and developed into leadership positions in the New York City Public Schools, Chicago Public Schools and Glenbard Township High School District 87 in Glen Ellyn, IL. He joined the Irrational Labs team after serving as a high school and elementary school principal in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Ryan has been an adjunct professor in the education departments of Aurora, Benedictine, Roosevelt Universities (in the Chicagoland area),  a lecturer at Columbia University, and occasionally teaches graduate education courses at Madonna University. 

His consultancy Mindblue.com and social network Making Curriculum Pop led to collaborations and presentations for a wide variety of students, teachers, K-12 school districts, colleges and organizations like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Virgin Records and NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies. His work has been featured in national media and he has written for publications including the Journal of Staff Development, Journal of Media Literacy, and The New York Times Learning Network. His first book on literacy and collaborative learning titled Making Curriculum Pop: Developing Literacies across All Content Areas (co-written with his mother) was co-published by the National Council Teachers of English (NCTE) and Free Spirit Press.  

Ryan holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English and a Master’s Degree in Education from the University of Michigan. His doctorate is in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus on adult education and cognitive science from Columbia University in New York City. He presently lives in the Chicago suburbs with his wife and daughter. 
Lindsay Juarez
Behavioral Scientist
Lindsay Juarez is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs.

Lindsay is an expert in applying behavioral science insights to encourage meaningful behavior change. She is particularly interested in interventions that make taking the daily behaviors that lead to long-term goal success—such as exercising or saving for retirement—not just easier but also more enjoyable and fun. At Irrational Labs, Lindsay focuses on designing and testing interventions in the financial and health domains. Before she joined Irrational Labs, she was a Senior Behavioral Researcher at the Center for Advanced Hindsight at Duke University, a behavioral science center committed to research make people happier, healthier, and wealthier.

Prior to her work at Irrational Labs and the CAH, Lindsay worked for the federal Government Accountability Office and at New York University on a series of multi-site school interventions to reduce the racial academic achievement gap. Her research has been funded by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Templeton Foundation and published in top policy and psychology journals. She’s consulted for energy and sustainability non-profits and worked with clients as varied as meditation start-ups and cookbooks to international banks to incorporate behavioral science insights.

Lindsay received her BA in psychology from Reed College and her MA and PhD in social psychology from the University of Virginia. In the service of the quest for enjoyable exercise, she’s completed her 200-hour yoga teacher certification and two barre instructor certifications.
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Lisa Zaval
Behavioral Scientist
Lisa is a behavioral scientist and research consultant with broad expertise in behavioral economics, consumer behavior, and social psychology.

She holds a Ph.D. in Judgment Decision Making Psychology from Columbia University and completed her post-doctoral training at the Center for Decision Sciences at Columbia Business School. Lisa’s work has been published in an array of prestigious academic journals, including Psychological Science, PNAS and Nature: Climate Change, and has also appeared in numerous media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Scientific American.

In addition to her academic research experience, she leverages 5+ years of applied behavioral science consulting experience, working across a range of industries (health care, financial services, energy efficiency, market research) to apply her professional knowledge of behavioral science to solve practical business and policy challenges. She has worked with Facebook, CUNA Mutual, Ipsos, PG&E and the United Nations, among many others.

Lisa also holds an adjunct research scientist appointment at Columbia University, where she has taught Judgement and Decision Making courses and research methods.
Isabel Macdonald
Behavioral Scientist
Isabel Macdonald is a Behavioral Scientist with Irrational Labs.

She holds a PhD in Public Policy from Harvard University, with a specialty in behavioral economics. She is passionate about how a deeper understanding of economic and psychological forces can guide the development of technology tools for social good. She has worked with financial institutions, NGOs, and government agencies to implement large scale experiments, as well as to develop tech products that help users achieve their financial and professional goals. 

Previously, Isabel was a consultant in the Talent practice for Mercer Consulting. In this role, she advised Fortune 500 companies on developing talent pipelines, HR analytics, and compensation strategies that maximize employee motivation and productivity.

Isabel also holds a postdoctoral research position at the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley. Her current research explores how mobile apps help teachers implement remedial education and how blockchain and crypto-backed wallets advance financial inclusion globally.
Monica Zhang
Behavioral Scientist
Monica is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs.

Monica specializes in the intersection between Behavioral Science and Service Design. She enjoys blending insights from organizational, cognitive, and social psychology with human-centered design tools to change behavior both within teams and with customers. Monica has enabled product and service teams to unpack how context shapes decisions, form hypotheses, and build testable designs to help end-users flourish.

Before Irrational Labs, Monica worked as a Service Designer at a Canadian bank (CIBC) and as a Behavioral Economics consultant for a boutique firm (BEworks) across a variety of sectors. She’s helped reduce bias in hiring, increase savings and manage debt, improve energy conservation, and increase school attendance, among other real-world problems.

Monica holds an Honors Psychology degree from McGill University and an MSc in Organizational and Social Psychology from the London School of Economics. More than that, her years of practical experience have taught her how to apply theory and evidence to make a difference in this complex, messy, and wonderful world in which we behave.
Karl Purcell
Karl Purcell
Behavioral Scientist
Karl is a behavioral scientist with Irrational Labs.

Karl is a passionate advocate for behavioral science having built a number of behavioral science teams throughout his career. He believes that by combining rapid experimentation with a deep understanding of human behavior, organizations can help people to become healthier, happier, and wealthier.

Karl is an entertaining and enthusiastic presenter who helps people get excited about applying behavioral science, having previously lectured at Dublin City University and designing bespoke training programs for leading Irish financial institutions.

Prior to working with Irrational Labs, Karl played a key role in driving the adoption of behavioral science in Irish policymaking. Working in Ireland’s Department of Finance, he built a network of behavioral science enthusiasts, successfully secured funding for the application of behavioral science, and delivered the Irish government’s first randomized control trial to increase jobseekers’ attendance at job centres.

Following his work in the Department of Finance, Karl was headhunted to create and lead a behavioral science team at the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). During his time as program manager, he successfully delivered over 25 discrete research projects, 5 randomized controlled trials, and co-designed decision aids such as the SEAI’s electric vehicle comparison tool.

Karl has advised government leaders at the highest levels on how to apply behavioral science to improve policy outcomes. Most recently Karl provided advice to Ireland’s National Public Health and Emergency Team on how to reduce the spread of Covid-19 and maximize vaccination uptake.

Karl received his MSc in Behavioural Science for Management from the University in Stirling and his BSc in Business and Finance from Dublin City University. Karl also holds a higher diploma in science in data analytics from Dublin Business School.
Pauline Kabitsis
Behavioral Scientist
Pauline is a behavioral scientist with Irrational Labs.
Michael Daly
Behavioral Scientist
Michael is a behavioral scientist at Irrational Labs.

Michael is a behavioral scientist at Irrational Labs. He has experience applying behavioral science across numerous areas including customer experience, employee experience, financial services, and sustainability. Michael is passionate about helping individuals and organizations navigate an increasingly complex world by simplifying decision contexts.

Prior to Irrational Labs, Michael worked at Duke’s Center for Advanced Hindsight (CAH). There he helped local, state, and international government agencies make evidence-based redesigns to policies and services. His research focused on the application of behavioral science to problems such as increasing trust in elections and improving employee well-being and productivity. Project outcomes from Michael’s time at CAH have impacted over 2.5 million people in the U.S. and abroad.

Michael holds a Master’s Degree in Behavioral and Decision Sciences from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Wake Forest University. He specializes in experimental design and analysis.
Suman Gidwani
Behavioral Scientist
Suman is a behavioral scientist with Irrational Labs.

Suman is a behavioral science consultant at Irrational Labs. Suman has experience redesigning and launching behaviorally informed programs for social good. She has done work in the fields of health, sustainability, housing, and voting across the public and private sectors. Prior to working at Irrational Labs, Suman worked at the behavioral science organization ideas42, helped found the behavioral engine for voter engagement Vote Rev, and designed the inaugural behavioral voting program for low income voters at Jonathan Rose Companies. Suman received her BS in Neuroscience at Duke University and her MBA at the University of Michigan.
Eva Frishberg
Behavioral Scientist
Eva Frishberg is a behavioral scientist at Irrational Labs.

Eva Frishberg (she/her) is a behavioral scientist and community organizer who applies the science of human decision-making to improve programs, processes, and services that connect and support communities and individuals across domains. While working at ideas42, she supported city governments in incorporating behaviorally informed principles to improve the health and wellness of city employees, decrease bias in hiring and retention, improve staff relationships and work distribution for food and cash assistance, and improve Census completion for all New Yorkers. She also collaborated with Casey Family programs to reform child welfare systems and practices to be more equitable and less disproportionately harmful to BIPOC families.

Eva developed innovative approaches to reducing gun violence in Brooklyn and designed practices aimed at improving outcomes for those touched by the criminal punishment system in probation departments and diversion programs across the country. She has most recently worked with Hewlett to develop and train other behavioral scientists on tools making field research more equitable and less exploitative and extractive. By creating tools that address the socio-economic and racial gaps between researchers and the communities they work in, she hopes to mitigate negative impacts on communities of focus and create healthy, symbiotic relationships between academics, community partners, and marginalized individuals.

Eva received a BA in Psychology from Bard College, with a concentration in Social Psychology. She is also a gigging and recording musician, songwriter, and music instructor who is always working on a new album or collaborative project. In her free time, she organizes with climate organizers in her New Orleans, LA home.
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Erin Mahoney
Behavioral Scientist
Erin Mahoney is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs.

Erin Mahoney (she/her) is a behavioral scientist at Irrational Labs. She specializes in the intersection of behavioral economics and product design research, putting human behavior at the center of product strategy and design decisions.

Erin has worked with organizations in the education, health, life sciences, consumer, and government sectors to design products and services based on a deeper understanding of users. She has built custom frameworks to embed behavioral science in client teams, developed interventions to drive changes in customer perception and behavior, and led research programs to understand ecosystems of user mental models.

Prior to joining Irrational Labs, Erin worked in higher education consulting (EAB) and design research and consulting (Essential Design). Throughout her career, she has developed particular interests in workplace engagement and in the visualization and communication of data.

Erin holds a B.A. in Cognitive Science from Yale University, where she focused on psycholinguistics and language acquisition. She received her M.Ed. in Mind, Brain, and Education at Harvard University, where she studied data analysis, neurodevelopment, and learning analytics.
Alex Blau
Behavioral Scientist
Alex Blau is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Lab.

Alex Blau (he/him) is an applied behavioral scientist with over a
decade of experience leveraging design research and insights about
human decision making to help nonprofits, for-profits, and government
partners achieve greater impact through their products, programs, and
services.

Prior to joining Irrational Labs, Alex was Vice President at ideas42,
and an Entrepreneur in Residence at the ideas42 Venture Studio. At the
ideas42 Venture Studio, Alex built a first-of-its-kind behaviorally
informed technology, Vergil, designed to help justice system-impacted
individuals identify, engage, and persist in recidivism-reducing
community based programs and services. At ideas42, Alex led
multi-county multi-partner A/B testing initiatives for digital
financial service providers in South Asia, built novel savings
programs for cocoa farmers in Indonesia, advised U.S. based fintech
startups on behavioral design, spearheaded ideas42’s U.S.
cybersecurity portfolio, and supported public safety and after school
program initiatives for the Western Cape Government in South Africa.

Alex received his BA in Political Science and International
Development from Brown University, and his MSc. in Food Policy and
Applied Nutrition Science from Tufts University. When he’s not
designing for behavior change, Alex is mastering new cooking
techniques, writing and recording music, and trying to stay as fit as
possible so he can keep up with his two little kids.
Juan Cruz Loureiro
Behavioral Scientist
Juan Cruz Loureiro is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs.

Juan Cruz Loureiro is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs. He has designed and tested several behaviorally informed interventions across a range of contexts and domains, with a focus on consumer behavior and financial decision-making. He is passionate about turning theory into practice to drive positive behavior change, as well as conducting real-world experiments to understand what works (and what doesn’t) in helping people lead happy and prosperous lives.

Before joining Irrational Labs, Juan was a Behavioral Researcher at Duke University’s Center for Advanced Hindsight conducting applied research aimed at helping low- and middle-income households improve their financial wellbeing, in the US and abroad. He also has a background in digital product management in the fintech and banking industry across LATAM and holds an MSc in Behavioral Science from the London School of Economics (LSE).
Jeffrey Ott
Behavioral Scientist
Jeff is a behavioral scientist at Irrational Labs.

Jeff started his behavioral science career at ideas42 where he worked on projects focusing on sustainability, financial health, post-secondary education and more. He also led internal projects on DEI and work-life balance.  A life-long learner and educator, Jeff has taught at the Roxbury Latin School and abroad in Vietnam and Japan. He holds a degree in psychology and economics from Harvard University.

When not deep in a spreadsheet or design file, Jeff can be found birding, climbing, or exploring the woods of northern New England.
Pia Karpowitz
Behavioral Scientist
Pia is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs.

Pia specializes in taking behavioral science out of the lab and into the real world, creating exceptional user experiences through evidence-based design. She develops and tests interventions with a particular focus on digital products that support financial well-being and healthier lifestyle choices. She is passionate about driving positive behavior change and conducting real-world experiments that reveal what truly works in helping people make better decisions.

Before joining Irrational Labs, Pia worked across health technology and financial services sectors. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Psychology from Concordia University in Montreal. When not exploring behavioral insights, she can be found hiking, skiing, or enjoying the countryside.
Lydia Trupe
Behavioral Scientist
Lydia is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs.

Lydia has applied behavioral science to design solutions to some of the world’s most pressing health problems. She has worked in 8 different countries, including her current home country of Zambia. Prior to joining Irrational Labs, Lydia spent 5 years at ideas42, including 3 years serving as Innovations Advisor for the USAID-funded Breakthrough ACTION Zambia project. She is currently a behavioral scientist at Common Thread, and in her spare time, she provides pro-bono behavioral science consulting to Zambian social enterprises. Lydia is also an honourary lecturer at the University of Zambia, where she teaches Applied Behavioral Science for Health Promotion. She holds a BA in Political Science from the George Washington University and a Master’s in Public Health from the University of Cape Town. When she’s not thinking about behavioral science, Lydia A/B tests the optimal way to ensure her vegetable garden just barely survives.
Abigail Sellman
Behavioral Scientist
Abigail is a Behavioral Scientist at Irrational Labs.

Abigail is a behavioral scientist with a decade of experience designing behavior change solutions that drive measurable impact. Her work spans sectors and continents, and she has collaborated with organizations, ranging from governments to startups and multinationals, to tackle complex challenges and build practical, scalable interventions.

Before joining Irrational Labs, Abigail was a Senior Behavioral Designer at ideas42, where she led projects and partnerships across health, education, and global development. She started her behavioral science career at UC Berkeley, managing research at the intersection of behavioral economics and reproductive health. Abigail is also passionate about building behavioral science capability in others and has facilitated trainings for hundreds of professionals looking to apply new ways of thinking to their work.

She holds a Master’s in Economic Development from the University of Cape Town and a BA in Economics and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Outside of Irrational Labs, Abigail teaches yoga and is endlessly fascinated by the mind-body connection and how our environment shapes decisions about health and happiness.
Joanna See
Admin
Joanna is an admin of Irrational Labs and executive assistant to Kristen Berman.

Joanna serves as the Executive Assistant to Kristen Berman and the Administrator at Irrational Labs. With years of experience, she has honed her skills in organization, executive support, and maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality. Known for her proactive approach and attention to detail, Joanna ensures that operations run smoothly and efficiently. She is deeply committed to fostering clear communication and embraces every opportunity for growth and learning, making her an indispensable asset to the team. Outside of work, she finds joy in spending quality time with her family and her beloved dogs, as well as exploring new hobbies and interests.
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