Victoria Brown

CEO and Co-founder

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August 23, 2009
Victoria wrote Exercise Your Topless Right!
I had no idea that August 23rd is National Go Topless Day, until I entered Central Park at Columbus Circle.  There, on a nearby lawn,  I saw a gathering of a few dozen people dressed in white.  Pl... Read More 
July 30, 2009
Victoria wrote Happy? Prepare to Die Young
If you hope to live a really, really long life, turns out it's better to be conscientious than optimistic.   As The Daily Beast reports, Psychologists have created something called the "Big 5," a ... Read More 
July 13, 2009
Victoria wrote What Do You Want to Know About Male Sexual Development?
Dr. Harry Ostrer is joining the panel tomorrow night called, "The Personal Genome: What We Know."  Please tweet your questions  @Big_Think. Dr. Ostrer is Professor of Pediatrics, Pathology, and M... Read More 
June 26, 2009
Victoria wrote Better Off Dead?
What's the liklihood that if you are ill, you go to a doctor and get good, effective treatment?  At the moment, we have no way of measuring this.  Harvard Business School Professor Regina Herzlin... Read More 
June 18, 2009
Victoria wrote It Takes Just Six Minutes to Get Hosed
I was alerted to an article in the UK Telegraph through a Tweet from Guy Kawasaki. Researchers have now proven that alcohol goes to your head really quickly, in six minutes or less.  I have two mi... Read More 

About Victoria Brown

Victoria Brown

Victoria R. M. Brown is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Big Think. Victoria has a BA from McGill University and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.  Prior to Big Think, Victoria  worked at Vertex Consultants,  a management consultancy in Toronto, and then at Summit Entertainment and Universal Studios in Los Angeles. After earning an M.B.A. Victoria worked as a producer at PBS where she was nominated for an Emmy for producing Charlie Rose’s interview with Ted Turner in 2005.

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