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Hello, my name is Amanda Fennell, Chief Security Officer and Chief Information Officer at Relativity.

Okay. officer and chief information officer at relativity. The most common answer when somebody asked me what I wanted to be was typically an archaeologist,

but the reality was a librarian, which I feel like is maybe an archaeologist in its own way.

I came from a reasonably not well-to-do family,

and so college was where I was going to either become something different

than everything that there had been,

or I was going to not go to college and not have any specific direction.

So I definitely was very emphatic about getting to college, and I went to the

college that gave me the most financial aid, essentially, because, again, aforementioned, not any

money. And that was quite a journey. And I turned out I actually did really great in college

and not great in high school, because I was really bored in high school. I knew from the time I was 12 years old sitting in a vet's office,

and there was a Time magazine that they had just discovered Ramses the Second's tomb in Egypt.

And I said, that's it. That's for me.

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