Reset the Table: NYC

In January of 2020, we gathered in NYC with new and familiar faces. We came to the table with a shared mission to disrupt our respective fields. The mood was joyful, reflective, and intimate.

Here’s an inside look at the event.

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[hero-text text="“Diversity is not just putting people in positions. It is helping them to grow, speak up, and occupy the space.”

—Phillip Picardi, editorial director + cultural consultant"]

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[hero-text text="“It’s about taking up space actively and knowing my value in a room, and knowing that my voice matters.”

—Peyton Dix, writer + content creator "]

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[hero-text text="“Disruption is not being anti-everything. It’s about finding the new normal. There is a positive way to disrupt.”

—Christen Press, CEO of re—inc"]

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Photos by Charles Williams and Shiloh Teny