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Posthoc hosted a salon in LA on whistleblowers. Susan MacTavish Best interviewed attorney Mary Inman. Mary has represented clients including those from Theranos and Boeing, and she is now based in London where she heads up the whistleblowing practice of
Susan MacTavish Best interviewed the FT’s columnist Rana Foroohar at Posthoc Soho about her new book Don’t Be Evil which takes a deep dive into the world of big tech. Peter Spiegel, FT’s US Editor introduces the evening. Quinn Wharton,
Andrew Serazin, President, Templeton World Charity Foundation & Susan MacTavish Best hosted a gathering in Soho. Susan MacTavish Best, Posthoc & Vonnie Quinn, Bloomberg Data Artist Laurie Frick Susan MacTavish Best, Posthoc cooking w/ Melissa Taunton Posthoc Soho
Susan MacTavish Best, Lauren Jauregui, Jennifer Frommer and Jenna Andrews Susan MacTavish Best, BBQing suckling lamb (!) in The Vampire’s Wife Susan MacTavish Best & DJ TuffGhost Posthoc Warehouse Jennifer Frommer, Columbia Records David Pramik, Producer/Songwriter Brett Bassock, Renegade Songs
Susan MacTavish Best & Conor Dougherty, author of Golden Gates and NYT reporter. Vishal Garg, CEO of Better.com
Susan MacTavish Best, LA
Susan MacTavish Best & Douglas Rushkoff in Soho Douglas Rushkoff Susan MacTavish Best & Douglas Rushkoff Susan MacTavish Best, Jesse Stern, Mady Mills
Susan MacTavish Best, Paul Davies and Andrew Serazin, President of TWCF Andrew Serazin, President, Templeton World Charity Foundation Paul Davies taking questions in the Posthoc office. 2019 Templeton Prize winner Marcelo Gleiser Theoretical Physicist Michio Kaku Edward Akrout, actor Filmmaker