Dara P. Kapoor is a digital content strategist with 15+ years of experience working in media, specifically in the women’s lifestyle space. She got her start in print as an editorial assistant at More magazine and quickly worked her way up in the digital sphere at both startups and big media brands. As the senior manager of editorial of Babble.com, Dara was instrumental in transitioning multiple editorial teams during the company’s acquisition to Disney and managing four websites in the Disney Family vertical: BabyZone, Disney Baby, Spoonful, and Babble. As the senior digital manager at Conde Nast Traveler, Dara helped oversee the digital team during a brand redesign which resulted in massive traffic gains across the site and on social, and Ad Age named Traveler a “Brand to Watch.” Dara joins Health after spending two and a half years consulting on digital strategy and operations for startups including, CoveyClub (founded by the former editor-in-chief of More) and Knowsy (founded by the former co-founder of Babble).
 
In her spare time, Dara has also written for websites including HuffPost, ABC News, Romper, Real Simple, and others on topics including eating disorders, addiction, and family issues. She’s an outspoken advocate for body positivity, inclusivity, and takes a holistic approach to women’s health and wellness.

Jerrid Grimm is the Co-founder of Pressboard, the award winning content marketing platform used by the world’s most influential publishers and advertisers.

 

Jerrid grew up wanting Angela Bower’s job on the sitcom Who’s the Boss.  His career has since spanned mobile, experiential and digital disciplines, working with some of North America’s most innovative brands and publishers. Jerrid believes that stories are better than ads and co-founded Pressboard with a mission of leveraging technology to make content easier to product, measure and amplify.

Caitlin Roper is the editorial director of NYT Mag Labs at The New York Times. She creates and edits special broadsheet sections of the paper, including The Daily Miracle, a photo essay about the Times's College Point printing plant, The 1619 Project section about American slavery, and fiction excerpts, among others. She created The New York Times for Kids, which is now a monthly section produced by her team. She also works on special issues of The New York Times Magazine, events, and scripted film & TV projects. Before joining the Times, she was articles editor at WIRED, and formerly the managing editor of The Paris Review.