Gina Trapani has been building software and companies for over two decades. She also likes to write about technology and the ways it changes how people and businesses get things done.

Currently, Trapani is the CEO at Postlight, a digital strategy, design, and software engineering firm in New York City. Postlight builds enterprise-scale web platforms and digital experiences for some of the world's biggest and best organizations.

Before Postlight, Trapani founded sites and services like Lifehacker (acquired by Univision), Makerbase (acquired by Fog Creek), and ThinkUp. Her side projects include Todo.txt, an open source collection of text-based task list apps, and Narrow the Gap, a web site about the gender pay gap.

Trapani's writing has been published in The Harvard Business Review, The New York Times, and Wired, among others. Profiles of her work have appeared in venues ranging from The Wall Street Journal to The New York Times. She also authored three editions of the "Lifehacker" book. Fast Company named Trapani one of the Most Influential Women in Technology, and Wired magazine awarded her its prestigious Rave Award.

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