Sophie Ozoux is a creative executive, strategist, and entrepreneur. After 15+ years in global advertising, she co-founded Kin, a creative company she has run for the past six years. At Kin, Sophie develops ownable ideas that create real value—for brands and for the communities they aim to serve. She has partnered with changemakers like Ava DuVernay and Naomi Osaka, and with brands including Delta Air Lines, Wikipedia, The Obama Foundation, Intuit Mailchimp, Uber, and Ben & Jerry’s.

Driven by her curiosity for people, culture and new perspectives, Sophie built her career in Europe and North America leading diverse teams and creating impactful global work for brands including Absolut, Apple, Facebook, adidas and Dom Perignon.

After successfully establishing the Paris and New York offices for the global creative agency Sid Lee, her passion for social impact turned into expertise on a wide range of issues from poverty, civil rights, the environment, diversity and education through work with The Honest Company, Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation, Global Citizen, and SATURDAY MORNING.

Sophie is also a board member of ONE ACT AID, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing direct personal aid to Ukrainian refugees, a mentor for the D&AD SHIFT program, and an OWN IT collaborator, an initiative designed to increase the number of female and non-binary owners in our industry.