Emily Warren

Emily is a Managing Director at the Webby Awards and IADAS, where she is also responsible for the International Ambassador Program.  Prior to The Webby Awards, Emily directed the Annual Awards Program and ADC Young Guns Competition at The Art Directors Club in New York, where she also served as Editor for three editions of the Art Directors Annual.

A native of Boston, Emily has studied both modern and classical forms of dance since age three, a passion she continues to pursue in studios all over NYC. She speaks almost fluent Italian, and holds a B.A. in English from Wesleyan University.

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Recent Contributions
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2010 Is Awesome, a.k.a Assume the Sale
April 2, 2010
 Ever since the new year I've been feeling great about 2010 as a whole.  I'm convinced that by comparison to 2009, 2010 will gleam.  It'll be more productive, a refresher course in...
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How to avoid Student Syndrome at work, a.k.a technology is fantastic
January 27, 2010
If you are anything like me, you probably suffer from Student Syndrome every so often. I didn't know that Student Syndrome was real, nor that it is slightly different from procrastination. Yet, it is...
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Emotional Intelligence in Business, a.k.a, How to Play Well With Others
November 25, 2009
Throughout most of my life as student, class participation was very highly valued.  From middle school through college, the comments at grading times were always something like this:  "...
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Notes on Productivity, a.k.a. The 80/20 Rule, a.k.a. Don't Be Superman
October 28, 2009
My world of hyper-tasking is out of control: daily I read 6 websites at once while chatting online with 4 people, all while replying to emails and people's questions shouted out across the office....
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You Can't Work the Room if You Sit in the Corner: Notes from a Reluctant Networker
September 30, 2009
I'm not new to the professional world -- after about 7 years and 3 jobs, I've had many chances to become a skilled networker.  From organizing two web conferences, to attending what feels like 9...