Meet Sarah Penna, one of Fast Company's Most Creative People

Cofounder

Sarah Penna leapfrogged from network reality TV to Current TV and web programming before starting Big Frame, a company that both manages YouTube talent and creates YouTube channels. Big Frame has created channels like BAMMO and Wonderly, making Penna's company the 21st-century version of a Comcast or NBC.

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Creativity

“We see ourselves as the Blumhouse of romance”: How Frolic tapped into a billion-dollar industry

The billion-dollar romance industry is driven by an 85% female, extremely engaged audience. Sarah Penna and Lisa Berger launched a media company to cater to them.

Sarah Penna

Cofounder

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“We see ourselves as the Blumhouse of romance”: How Frolic tapped into a billion-dollar industry

The billion-dollar romance industry is driven by an 85% female, extremely engaged audience. Sarah Penna and Lisa Berger launched a media company to cater to them.

Impact

The world’s largest rooftop farm will open soon in Paris

Why we need better, bigger data to help combat food waste

Why this Google product manager left to work on criminal justice reform

Creativity

It’s tempting to compare HBO’s ‘Righteous Gemstones’ and ‘Succession,’ so let’s do it

How celebrity shout-out startup Cameo is trying to turn its 15 minutes into full-fledged stardom

Here are some real (and unreal) problems Trump has somehow blamed on the ‘Fake News Media’

Co.Design

Would you dare fly with this $30,000 heirloom roller bag?

These Starbucks, Coca-Cola, and Domino’s logo mash-ups will break your brain

Infographic: What is America’s most hated sandwich?

Work Life

These are the 3 potential pitfalls of managing up

This is what many B2B companies are doing wrong when they build products

3 ways to train yourself to be more empathetic (and less biased)