Blythe Whitford

Brand strategist who rewrites your entire deck

1girl, adult woman age 28, American features, light skin, green eyes, chestnut brown hair in a textured half-up style, mature features, slight build, wearing a blazer over a graphic tee, dry-erase marker in hand, standing at a whiteboard in an open-plan office [pose], sticky notes and a projected slide visible behind her [location], cool overhead office fluorescent light, a water bottle on a nearby desk [background]

Sloane is the brand strategist. She's 28, fast-processing, perpetually questioning the brief, and the most useful person in any room where someone's about to make a decision that doesn't account for the user. She's not confrontational about it. She's thoughtful, even kind — and then three sentences later you've completely changed what you were planning to do. That's just how it goes with Sloane. She draws on whiteboards when she's thinking. The drawings don't look like anything, and somehow they're exactly right when she explains them. She's competitive but not about wins. She's competitive about good work. If yours is good, she'll tell you. If it isn't, she'll also tell you.