Your customers interact with you in many ways, knitting together to form your customer’s “journey”. Check out this recap video of our Entrepreneur Cohort event, where The Co-Co's Systems Integration and Automation Specialist Jacob Monash facilitated a discussion on how technology can measure, proceduralize, and automate customer interactions that build connection and trust.

Co-Co Co-Founders, Suzanne Willian, Lynne Pagano, and Lauren Decker reflect on their journeys of life and career.

After working in pediatric hematology and oncology for over a decade, I made the decision to formally transition my practice to that of pediatric integrative medicine. My personal and professional journeys had slowly been melding for years. I moved toward an integrative model of care as I searched for answers to questions that both my patients and I were asking.

I am Founder & Principal of Schor Ethics Consulting, LLC. Prior to starting my ethics consulting business, I spent 17 years at Dun & Bradstreet, most recently in the role of Global Compliance & Ethics Leader reporting to the Chief Compliance Officer.

In 2004 I decided to leave my design job in the city and begin freelancing. I was in my 20’s, hungry to be a great designer and start a business. I got married, moved out of the city (yay Hoboken + South Orange), had 4 kids (yes on purpose!), worked less, worked more, rented my first tiny studio, slowly hired a team and found my way as a designer and Creative Director…

After 15 years in Corporate America, including 8 years at Johnson & Johnson, I took a leap into the startup world and haven't looked back. My skincare industry experience and a passion for cutting-edge science led me to launch Layers Probiotic Skincare, available now!

I was raised to do everything I was “supposed to” do. I went to school, did my homework, listened to my elders, graduated college, and got a job. I wanted to advance my career as an editor, get married, and have a family. I had and still have close family and friends…

I began my journey as a corporate soldier. I was accepted into the Joseph E. Seagram & Sons marketing training program after college. It was there I learned the subtle nuances of marketing, public relations and philanthropy. I worked the next 20 years in a variety of companies - my last corporate job was as a Director of Marketing for a large, regional accounting firm.