Taking the Stairs & Liking It with Lauren Speeth of Elfenworks
About this episode
Lauren Speeth discusses her impactful career in technology and social storytelling, influenced by her relationship with Jimmy Carter.
Sometimes a brief meeting with one human can change your life. Lauren Speeth, President of Elphenworks Productions , met US President Jimmy Carter decades ago. Watch ! Lauren Speeth, PhD, combines a lifelong background in Silicon Valley technology with a commitment to educational, pro‑social storytelling. A classically trained violinist and longtime member emeritus of The Peninsula Symphony’s first violin section, she is also a voting member of The Recording Academy and has produced films and media projects that address poverty, inequality, and the climate crisis while aiming to foster hope. Her work in social impact has led to advisory roles with leading institutions: she serves as an External Advisor to Stanford’s Center on Poverty and Inequality, where she helped architect the Center’s first website and co-orchestrated its launch with a Concert for Hope, and she is a Lifetime Member of the Board of Councilors at The Carter Center. In higher education, she has held positions as a Regent Emeritus of Saint Mary’s College of California and has taught and lectured widely in management, statistics, computer science, and social entrepreneurship, including ongoing involvement with…
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