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Elizabeth Meyer is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in law, writing, and creative services. Currently serving as an Account Executive at Joele Frank and a Founding Member of seed stage, an exclusive community for early-career women in tech and startups, Elizabeth also contributes as a Columnist for Byline, where the monthly column "Life's Hard, Diabetes Sucks" explores narratives surrounding chronic illness. Previously, Elizabeth held the position of Paralegal at Abell Eskew Landau LLP, gaining experience in complex litigation and government enforcement matters. As Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Espalier, Elizabeth focuses on archival services for institutional clients. Elizabeth's earlier role as Chief of Staff at Ode Archival involved innovating the process of digitizing personal collections. Elizabeth earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and French from Barnard College, where studies took place alongside Columbia University.