When Giselle Sandy-Phillips walks into a room—whether it’s a sleek tech firm in Santa Monica or a college lecture hall downtown—she brings with her two decades of boardroom insight and a rare gift: the ability to connect. Not just with C-suite executives, but with 22-year-olds standing on the edge of their professional lives. As a corporate strategist, consultant, and now author, Sandy-Phillips is stepping into a new role—Gen Z advocate—with the release of her debut book, Thriving in the Modern Workplace: A Gen Z Guide to Success.
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