Ashley keeps the Reboot house in order. Managing day-to-day office operations, she collaborates across teams to design innovative organizational structures that meet client goals and staff needs.

Prior to Reboot, Ashley helped scale a rapidly growing start-up consulting firm that researched rare items, from Bedouin camel ornamentation to antique stun guns. In that role, she implemented operations policies and trained staff, working with everyone from artists and interior designers to appraisers from the Antiques Roadshow. Her interest in social justice led her to volunteer with an adult literacy center and a domestic violence shelter and crisis line for many years. Later, she coordinated scheduling for the Clinton Foundation in New York City and worked on fundraising and development for Amnesty International, U.S.A.

More recently, Ashley researched the effects of oil company public relations outreach on domestic public opinion at the CUNY Graduate Center. Based on her findings, she produced a thesis paper on the self-representation of Aramco as it relates to American foreign policy and public opinion. She also lived in Amman, Jordan, where she studied advanced Arabic at the Qasid Institute, and traveled to Israel and Lebanon.

Ashley is a graduate of Mount Holyoke College and holds a masters in Middle Eastern Studies from the CUNY Graduate Center. She speaks Arabic and is fluent in American Sign Language. She is an avid traveler and regularly participates in races in Central Park. She also enjoys skiing, dancing, and other activities that have the potential to land her on crutches.