Tribeca X

“I believe [Tribeca & Canva] have a shared vision: this idea of how we can empower storytellers and creators by providing tools & confidence to bring their ideas forward, to have them realized…to spark the ideas & conversations that are so important for us to have.” - Kristine Segrist, Global Head of Consumer Marketing at Canva. Last week, Tribeca’s Christopher Brady joined Kristine Segrist and Mark Rupert from Canva to host the Tribeca X Advertising Week New York Executive Lunch — continuing Tribeca X’s mission to provide unparalleled opportunities for cross-industry leaders to connect, exchange ideas, and champion stories that matter. https://lnkd.in/gCHe4zcA

Proud to share a big Tribeca milestone from Emmy Week 🎬 Together with Eli Lilly and Company, we launched a multi-year incubator to champion authentic portrayals of health and disease in film and TV... so that more on-screen stories reflect real lives! We kicked it off in LA this past Friday with The Female Quotient, bringing 200+ industry leaders together to celebrate women at the intersection of brands and entertainment. Grateful to our brilliant partners who helped set this collab in motion! Lina Polimeni, Jennifer Palacios, Samantha Pastron, Shelley Zalis, Talia Bender Small, Amelia Schelle, Bryce Norbitz, Nellie Norden and Gretchen Higgins Read more about the partnership 👉 https://bit.ly/TXFQLILLY

Michelle Khare, host of Challenge Accepted, discusses the flexibility digital creators inherently maintain by operating outside of the traditional studio system at the Tribeca X + The Female Quotient Emmy’s event

“The barrier that I think has invisibly existed between traditional media and digital media is slowly becoming hazier and hazier.” - Michelle Khare, Writer, Producer, Director and Host of Challenge Accepted. Michelle joined Cynthia Littleton (Co-Editor-in-Chief at Variety) last weekend at our Tribeca X Emmy’s event with The Female Quotient, to discuss the rise of her YouTube channel and the evolution of digital creators within the larger entertainment ecosystem. Check out Michelle on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gajjv3ks

“At Lilly, our work with patients has shown us that stories don’t just entertain. They shape culture and drive change.” - Lina Polimeni, Chief Corporate Brand Officer at Eli Lilly and Company. During our event in Los Angeles with The Female Quotient, Lina Polimeni joined Bryce Norbitz, Tig Notaro and Cynthia Littleton to formally announce the Incubator Program, a new initiative from Tribeca Studios and Eli Lilly & Company, which aims to empower rising filmmakers to more earnestly portray diseases and health-related stories on-screen. The program is an outgrowth of a landmark study, sponsored by Lilly in partnership with Dr. Stacy L. S. and the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, that highlights how film and television shows rarely represent people living with diseases in ways that are accurate or authentic. Submissions to the program open on September 24th. Read more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/gDuFq8xy

What happens when visionary female storytellers take center stage? Pure magic ✨ The Female Quotient and Tribeca X hosted a brunch in celebration of the #Emmys, gathering incredible voices to explore how storytelling shapes culture. We need to make sure our voices and opinions are seen, heard, valued and reflected in everything we do. The takeaway? Storytelling isn’t just entertainment. It’s influence. It’s impact. And when women lead the narrative, the story moves us all forward.