Emily George joined the Right Side Up team as a talent recruiter in early 2019. She has been instrumental in the development of RSU’s dynamic network of growth and performance marketers. She works diligently with the in-house strategy team to screen, onboard, and pitch marketing talent. To date, she has worked with nearly 1,000 marketing freelancers at all career stages, including moonlighters and full time consultants. She loves the challenge of matching outstanding talent to client projects and is a great resource for consultants who want to level up their freelancing careers.

Kali is a multi-disciplined graphic designer who specializes in designing across multiple mediums. She earned her BFA in Graphic Design and Animation from Savannah College of Art and Design, launched her freelance career during college, and has continued moonlighting for several years while also juggling the demands of in-house roles. Throughout her career, Kali has collaborated with companies such as The Coca-Cola Company, Chick-fil-A, American Cancer Society, Nickelodeon, Chegg, CNN, and more. Kali currently works full-time as a design director at Right Side Up.

Jacqueline DeMarco is a freelance writer based in Southern California who graduated from the University of California Irvine with a degree in Literary Journalism. She started her freelance career 12 years ago as a moonlighter before diving into consulting full-time in 2020. She writes about a wide range of topics including finance, travel, and wellness for both brands and publications. From blog posts, to landing pages, to product copy, there's no content project Jacqueline doesn't enjoy tackling.

Daniel Kadvany is a freelance growth and product marketer based in Hawaii. He worked in-house at several startups (one acquired by Visa) before setting off on his own in 2016 to help B2B and B2C companies position, launch, and grow their businesses. He's worked with clients large and small across verticals and especially loves using his skill set to help small businesses, non-profits, and growth stage startups kick off their growth motion.