In this episode of Boss Files,

I feel like a hustler, like a, like a true hustler, like trying to make everything work at the same time by any means necessary.

Bozum of St. John, who's dubbed herself a super execumom.

She's Uber's chief brand officer and a big part of Uber's turnaround strategy following sexual harassment

at the company, a series of lawsuits, and leadership shakeups.

A former top executive at Apple, Beats, and Pepsi, she came to Uber six months ago, why

she says fixing the brand has become a personal mission. There was no room to think about the building of the culture.

The building of the platform was priority one.

And I think it's actually a big lesson for all future tech,

because our world isn't going to go backwards.

And why she says she can't let the women at Uber down.

Plus, why she scoffs at dressing the part and argues you have to be your full self,

always inside and out.

And on top of it all, she doesn't rule out a run for public office.

Here's my conversation with Bozema, St. John.

You have had quite the career, and you're a young woman, so you've had quite the career so far.

You're a mother to a wonderful eight-year-old girl, Leo. You're a proud woman, strong roots in your native Ghana.

You've just returned from three weeks there. You've gone from Beats to Apple to Uber. How do you describe yourself today?

Ooh, today. How are you feeling this Tuesday morning? I know, right? I feel like a hustler.

Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like a true hustler, like trying to make everything work at the same time by any means necessary.

You know, that there's rarely anything that I look at that I want to do, that I'm like, eh, can't really get that done.

You've called yourself a super execu mom.

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