Meet the talented individuals behind the StrollerTraffic brand. Some are moms. Some are moonlighters. Many run their own businesses. All have put forth a great deal of faith and effort to get this little ole’ start-up off the ground.

New York City Editor Julie Earle-Levine developed her compulsion for interviewing over-achievers and breaking stories as a reporter for the Financial Times. These days, Julie is rockin' the freelance lifestyle, writing for the New York Times, Town & Country, UK Vogue, the FT—and of course, StrollerTraffic New York.

Finance Director James Frischling paid his "Banker Guy" dues everywhere from Société Générale to Fortis before co-founding NewOak Capital. In his "spare time," James plays an investor-advisor role in lifestyle companies including restaurants, diners, "food-fast" sushi joints and now, with StrollerTraffic, indie publishing houses.

Advertising Account Manager Michele Hulea achieved pro status in the sport of lifestyle ad sales during a decade at Bridal Guide and Martha Stewart Weddings magazines. Michele is the founder of Atelier PR & Advertising.

Creative Director Lisa "Ceci" Johnson can sing, dance, paint and sew. Lucky for us, she can also design brilliant graphics. Ceci is the founder of the phenomenally successful stationery company, Ceci New York.

Publisher Tara Mandy fine-tuned her bossy writing voice during 10 years editing for New York magazine. Tara’s sixth sense for Things People Will Flip Over is part of her genetic code.

Partnership Development Consultant Natalie Markoff seems to know everyone. (You’d kill for her Rolodex.) Natalie is the founder of full-service marketing firm, The Markoff Group.

Web Designer Jena Starkes certainly knows her way around pixels and layouts. Jena is the founder and head designer of creative services agency, Peniferella Creative.

Advertising Account Manager Carrie Clark Zampich had an impressive run on the client side of media planning, managing promotional campaigns for heavy-hitters ranging from Burger King to American Express, before turning her talents toward online media.