Elizabeth MacBride
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Elizabeth MacBride

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Elizabeth MacBride is an award-winning journalist, author and expert in finance, investing and technology. She is the author most recently of *Little Book of Robo Investing: How To Make Money While You Sleep*, the latest in the acclaimed Wiley series (publication: March 2024). One of the founding team members of Wealthfront, the first online financial advisor, Elizabeth crafted the language to launch the robo investment movement. She is an advocate for a fair, accessible financial system and policies that support women's economic power. She has written or edited for *Quartz*, *Forbes* Magazine, *Atlantic*, Stanford GSB, CNBC, *BBC*, *Newsweek* and many others. Her work as a journalist has been translated into languages including Arabic, Turkish and Armenian. She also founded *New Builders Dispatch*, a web publication covering innovation and finance beyond Silicon Valley, launched in Feb. 2019 with support from the Kauffman Foundation and Walton Family Foundation. With venture capitalist Seth Levine, she is co-author of *The New Builders*. Called a “gamechanger,” and endorsed by AOL Founder Steve Case and entrepreneur Tyra Banks, it looks at entrepreneurship in America through a new inclusive lens, making the case that the United States needs to restore this critical part of the economy.
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