Phaedra Poliquin

Phaedra Poliquin has been practicing marketing and design for about 20 years. She began her career in fashion design after living overseas in London and gained early opportunities through connections at events like an album release party for musician Redman, where she met the marketing director for Shady Records. After moving to Denver, Colorado, she worked with grassroots organizations to enroll people in the healthcare marketplace and later handled sensitive accounts in the office of the president at DirecTV during a $70 billion merger. Poliquin earned her bachelor's degree in technology with a concentration in artificial intelligence from Southern New Hampshire University and holds a certification in fashion design and merchandising from Parsons Design School. She currently works as a freelancer, contributing as a featured author to the memoir The Unintended Activist by Jerry Ashton, following her involvement with the non-profit End Veteran Debt. Her expertise spans non-profit initiatives, marketing, design, and artificial intelligence, including raising millions of dollars for AI and blockchain companies through pitch decks and product development.