Sara Sutton Legacy Project is the CEO and founder of FlexJobs, an award-winning, innovative career website for telecommuting, flexible, freelance and part-time job listings, and founder of Remote.co, a one-stop resource for remote teams and companies, and the 1 Million for Work Flexibility initiative.
She was named as a Young Global Leader (class of 2014) by the World Economic Forum for her work in technology and the employment fields. Sutton Fell is a graduate of UC Berkeley and currently lives in Boulder, Colorado.
Sara is also the creator of The TRaD* Works Forum, dedicated to helping companies leverage the benefits of telecommuting, remote, and distributed teams.
Sara Sutton is an expert and speaker on a wide variety of topics related to the future of work, such as the impact of remote work, the hybridization of the workforce (freelance v. employee), gender equity, economic development, unemployment and underemployment, and entrepreneurship.
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To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
To me, at a high level, success means that I’m putting good into the world. That the work I do, the company I lead, and the impact we have together are benefiting people and doing it all with integrity. At a micro level, as I’ve become a parent, my view on success has evolved to focus on loving and raising my children in a way that will help them contribute to the world as well.
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