Alison Greenberg
Alison Greenberg is the CEO + co-founder of aflow, a conversation design studio that democratizes data + equitizes AI. Alison has worked as a brand strategist, verbal designer, and naming expert with over 200 of the Fortune 500 companies. She has a B.A. in Anthropology from Yale, advises 501(c)(3) Code to Inspire, and is chapter founder of Women in Voice NY.
Alison's next venture: redesigning, manufacturing, and distributing a medical device in the women's health space fraught with a deep racist, misogynistic history. She hopes to rewrite—and thereby correct—the story of male-designed medical intervention into women's bodies.
aflow makes big data accessible through conversational experiences powered by AI + strategic words. Our bots + voice experiences, built for brands + organizations, help bridge the human-computer divide—and combat biases of the physical world from encoding into the digital world. aflow has designed engaging, value-driving digital products with/for Google, Meredith Corp, Code and Theory, the nation of Nepal, and an NBA All-Star. Founded by Alison Greenberg + Seth Miller, the first-of-kind studio has sparked press from NPR, Quartz, and Yale Alumni Magazine. aflow has won awards from Amazon Alexa + Readymag