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Co-founder

Ian Mount is a veteran journalist and author with over 25 years of experience covering business, economics, and culture. He has written for the Financial Times, The New York Times, and New York Magazine, among others. He is the author of The Vineyard at the End of the World, selected for JPMorgan Private Bank's annual summer reading list — also known as the “Billionaires Book Club”. As a ghostwriter, Ian has co-authored multiple bestsellers, including a Wall Street Journal hit with over 4 million copies sold and a New York Times bestseller in 2023. He is based in Madrid.

Previously: The Financial Times · The New York Times · New York Magazine

Co-founder

Adrian is a journalist and media entrepreneur with over a decade of experience covering disinformation and political affairs across the US, Latin America, and Spain. He founded two English-language news outlets in the US and Argentina, reported on domestic and international politics for Infobae, and served as Deputy Editor of The Buenos Aires Herald — one of Latin America's most relevant English-language newspapers. His expert opinion has appeared on the BBC, NPR, Al Jazeera, Monocle, and New York Magazine.

Previously: The Buenos Aires Herald · Infobae · BBC · NPR

Partnerships, Marketing & Audience Development

Ignacio is a journalist, consultant, and content strategist. He has worked with the BBC and led media, creator, and brand partnerships at Meta, Google, and Snap. A former UN consultant, he has created global digital campaigns and spoken at events like VidCon, Social Media Week, and UNAM. He currently advises companies and media leaders on storytelling, content strategy, and social media growth.

Previously: BBC · Meta · Google · Snap · United Nations