Amanda Mork

Leading DeepLearning.AI's global conference series for AI developers.

I led event production and executive speaking for TED's first AI-focused conference.

Led brand, editorial, and launch strategy for a space computer company taking them from <1M in revenue to >10M.

Strategic communications consultancy serving 15 deep tech and AI clients across industrial tech, advanced manufacturing, and AI research. Clients raised $100M+ in aggregate. - Sandvik (advanced manufacturing): led editorial sprints for technology transfer, sales enablement, and internal launches. Helped stand up the company's innovation function for aerospace, automotive, and infrastructure customers. - Autodesk Research (generative design): wrote the launch narrative for an open innovation project with Siemens that produced the world's first generatively-designed race car. Secured Bloomberg coverage and informed CAD product direction.

• Collaborated with Autodesk Research and Siemens to design the world’s first race car using Generative Design. • Engaged with Mattel’s automotive enthusiasts to foster innovation and creativity in design processes. • Contributed to the development of Generative Design CAD software, enhancing user experience and capabilities. • Achieved significant media coverage, including features in Bloomberg, highlighting the project's impact on the automotive industry.

Scanadu (renamed to InuiHealth) created a new category of consumer-facing, FDA-grade medical devices that worked with your smartphone. I led communications for a record breaking crowdfunding campaign and resulting 10,000 person community of clinical trial participants in partnership with Scripps Health. Working directly with the CEO and CMO, I managed investor relations, PR, marketing, branding, social media, and corporate communication as the company doubled in size, raised our Series B, and went on to receive FDA certification for a urine analysis device. The Nasa Ames Research Center at Moffett Field was the best "office" environment of my life and deepened my love of the scientific community.