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Aubrey and rapper, author, podcaster and speaker ZUBY sit down for a fireside chat about branding, Bitcoin and incentives for fans in the era of cryptocurrency.
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Aubrey Strobel is the Head of Communications at Lolli, the leading bitcoin rewards company, where she oversees all communications, public relations, and marketing efforts on behalf of the company. Prior to Lolli, Aubrey was a senior executive at Wachsman, a blockchain public relations and consulting firm headquartered in New York. While at Wachsman, she led high-profile accounts including CoinDesk, Dash, tZERO, and served as the leading media organizer for the Consensus conference series. She began her public relations career at BerlinRosen, a political advocacy public affairs firm, where she serviced criminal justice reform clients. Prior to that, Aubrey was a former broadcast journalist for KRWG-TV in Southern New Mexico and West Texas, Aubrey reported on the U.S./Mexico borderland as well as the 2016 Presidential Primaries. In her spare time, Aubrey likes to play guitar. She prides herself on being an insufferable Philadelphia Eagles fan and loves spending time in Stone Harbor, New Jersey.
View the profileZuby is an independent rapper, podcast host, author, public speaker and creative entrepreneur, with over 500,000 followers online. He was born in England, raised in Saudi Arabia and is a graduate of Oxford University. He has sold over 25,000 albums independently, performed in 8 countries and achieved over 10 million online video views. Zuby has featured on The Joe Rogan Experience, BBC, Fox News, Sky News, The Adam Carolla Show, The Rubin Report, The Candace Owens Show and The Ben Shapiro Show, amongst others. His self-published book 'Strong Advice: Zuby's Guide to Fitness tor Everybody' has sold over 3,000 copies.
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