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That leadership has moved between boardrooms and community halls ever since. He built people and culture infrastructure at Meta, Airbnb, Indeed and Visa, living and leading in Silicon Valley, Shanghai and Singapore, while opening doors for students and emerging leaders. His work has reached people in more than 100 countries.

Both rooms want the same thing: to know their people are seen. Cord is that life’s work made into a product, built for both. Hospitality turned into infrastructure.

It started in student leadership, organizing and showing up for his peers. He carried it into fire service, where you account for every person before anyone goes home, and into coaching, where he noticed who showed up, who was struggling and who had not come back. Leading run clubs and workout classes, he turned strangers into a community.

As Cofounder and Head of Growth, Clinton owns how Cord grows and how it runs: revenue, operations, and every customer from the first pilot to the renewal. He starts where he has always been, in gyms, run clubs, schools and sports communities, and turns what Cord proves there into the playbook that makes it the go to people platform for enterprise.

As a venture scout trained through VC University at the Venture Institute, she learned to spot strong founders early and see exactly where they fit. She made a habit of putting the right people in the right rooms, linking founders to the investors, events and partners that move them forward.

At Cord she connects those dots at scale, leading enterprise partnerships, the brand, and the stages where the world meets Cord.