Craig Bromberg is founder and CEO of Homesy, a consumer to consumer real estate network — the culmination of a career-long passion for building consumer brands based on user-generated data. My path started in feature writing for NYT, People, Vanity Fair, LAT, New York, The New Yorker, etc. And "The Wicked Ways of Malcolm McLaren," a biography of the manager of the Sex Pistols and his wife, fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood, published by Harper. Then I got hooked on concepting and building scalable media brands online: I was founding editor of Time Warner Pathfinder; editor-in-chief of new online products at Disney, Bertelsmann, Ziff, and Samsung (DigitAll, an award-winning digital innovation mag), and got into real estate media as editorial director of Citi Mortgage and editor in chief of AOL Real Estate. As media tanked, I escaped via MBA, did sales and marketing for Zemanta, Dachis Group, and SurveyMonkey; taught design strategy at Parsons, and sojourned into social and stablecoin blockchain projects. Homesy reflects my belief that the key to sustaining creativity in the age of AI is discovering, unlocking, and unleashing the power, scale, and value of human generated data. Let's explore how stories, data, and technology can reshape industries: craig@homesy.us — I'm always interested in exchanging ideas, not sales pitches.