Our team Tag

This summer, we’ve had the pleasure of working with four smart, curious interns who’ve brought fresh energy and perspective to the Fluent team.

Paul, Ava, Caitlyn, and Anna have been exploring everything from research and marketing to data and strategy, gaining hands-on experience while contributing to real projects.

We’re excited to share more about them and the interests they’ve brought to their time at Fluent.

Paul Jakob

Paul is a returning intern and recent high school graduate. He is passionate about visual art and the history and affairs of the African continent. Paul plans to attend Claremont McKenna College, where he will study Art and Economics following a gap year. He’s excited to spend another summer at Fluent focusing on growth, learning, and building new skills.

Ava Leclezio

Ava is a rising senior with academic interests in business, research, and international affairs. In her free time, she enjoys playing volleyball, experimenting with new recipes, baking for friends and family, listening to music, and watching TV. She’s looking forward to gaining first-hand experience in the corporate world and learning from the Fluent team.

Caitlyn Powell

Caitlyn is a recent high school graduate and will be attending Northwestern University in the fall, where she plans to major in Cognitive Science. She enjoys listening to music, staying active, cooking, reading, and making jewelry. This summer, Caitlyn is excited to build on her research experiences by exploring the intersection of research and marketing at Fluent.

Anna Sandy

Anna is a rising junior with strong interests in psychology, psychiatry, and the sciences. She is active in her school community as a student ambassador and a member of the student community board. She also competes on the school swim team. At Fluent, Anna hopes to deepen her understanding of data analysis and statistics, and she is eager to explore how data can inform insights into human behavior and mental health.

We’re so glad to have Paul, Ava, Caitlyn, and Anna on board this summer, and we can’t wait to see all they’ll accomplish.

As we dive into 2025, our team is buzzing with excitement about what the year will bring. Whether it’s picking up old hobbies, traveling to new places, or hitting fitness milestones, everyone’s looking forward to something special. Here’s a peek at what some of our team members are most excited about in the year ahead!

Farrah Brensinger – Senior User Experience Researcher

Lately, I’ve felt the urge to refine my handwriting. So this year I’m embarking on a journey back to the world of calligraphy. It’s been ages since my elementary school days of swirling letters with a felt-tip pen. Calligraphy offers a good blend of structure and creativity for someone like me who wants to do something artistic but doesn’t want to wade through the indecision of what to draw or paint. I’m imaging practicing the letterforms, a movie soundtrack playlist on loop, a nice cup of tea within arm’s reach, and my fluff ball Bernedoodle at my feet. Bliss!

Allison Caplovitz – Director of Content Research and Evaluation

I am looking forward to the possibility of more travel during the year. In addition, I hope to gain more arm strength by adding weight exercises to my workout routine.

Mona El-Hout– Quantitative Researcher

I’m looking forward to catching up on my arts & crafts projects that I started and never finished, like a painting and some embroidery. I’m also looking forward to doing some travel, visiting family around the world, and watching Wicked Part 2 over Thanksgiving!

Paige Frankovich – Associate Producer 

I’m getting married in June! I’m also excited to start volunteering at a local animal rescue.

Amber Gonzalez – Quantitative Researcher

In 2025, I’m excited to try aerial yoga, express myself creatively through painting, travel to new places, and discover new books that I won’t want to put down!

Nellie Gregorian – Quantitative Researcher

I can’t wait to watch the second season of Severance. I love how this mind-bending dystopian fantasy is set in a typical office environment. Wicked! I also have a trip to Jamaica scheduled for spring break. Yay!

Dana Markow – Associate Project Manager 

Being better at incorporating exercise and physical activity into my daily routine.

Mary Meyn – Research Director and Chief of Staff

It’s always fun to start a new year and think about what’s possible in the year ahead! In 2025, I am looking forward to trying some new baking recipes. I also recently joined a pickleball league and I’m excited to continue to play and improve my game.

Kelly Sheehan – Senior User Experience Researcher

Exploring more of New England, reading more books, and seeing my little girl turn three!

Nobel Prize Day, celebrated annually on December 10, is a moment to honor the remarkable individuals whose groundbreaking achievements shape our world. At Fluent Research, we draw inspiration from the laureates who have pushed the boundaries of knowledge and perseverance to make the world a better place. From physicists who revolutionized science to activists fighting for education and equality, these Nobel honorees remind us of the power of ideas to create lasting change. Here, our team members share the laureates who have deeply inspired them.

Nellie Gregorian – Founder and President

Andrei SakharovThe Nobel Peace Prize 1975 for his struggle for human rights in the Soviet Union, for disarmament and cooperation between all nations

One of the people I admire most is Andrei Sakharov—both for his extraordinary contributions to science and for his fight for human rights in the Soviet Union. As a brilliant physicist, he played a pivotal role in the development of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, demonstrating unparalleled intellectual prowess and commitment to advancing theoretical physics. However, it is his transformation from a leading scientist to a courageous advocate for freedom and democracy that truly inspires me. Recognizing the moral implications of his work, Sakharov became a vocal critic of nuclear proliferation and an ardent defender of human rights in the Soviet Union, despite facing severe personal and professional consequences, including imprisonment and internal exile. His efforts to promote peace, disarmament, and justice, earning him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1975, exemplify the power of conscience and the resilience required to stand against oppression. Sakharov’s legacy reminds me of the profound impact one individual can have in championing truth and humanity. He is my hero.

Mary Meyn – Research Director & Chief of Staff

Mary CurieThe Nobel Prize in Physics 1903 for the extraordinary services rendered by her joint researches on the radiation phenomena discovered by Professor Henri Becquerel

Malala YousafzaiThe Nobel Peace Prize 2014 for their struggle against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education”

When I think of Nobel Prize Laureates, I immediately think of two women from different eras: Marie Curie and Malala Yousafzai. Both women, recognized as Nobel Prize winners 111 years apart, had to fight to get an education, although in very different ways. When I think of Nobel Prize Laureates, I will always think of these two remarkable women who fought for their education and who serve as inspirations and role models to so many people.

David Zax – Senior User Experience Researcher

Paul J. CrutzenMario J. Molina, and F. Sherwood Rowland – The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1995 for their work in atmospheric chemistry, particularly concerning the formation and decomposition of ozone

I admire Sherry Rowland’s dogged research, along with that of his colleagues, which demonstrated chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) threat to the ozone layer, culminating in the Montreal Protocol which closed the ozone hole!

At Fluent Research, we believe that a good book has the power to inspire, educate, and transform. In honor of National Book Lovers Day, we asked our team to share what they’re reading right now and their thoughts on the content. From thoughtful novels to powerful nonfiction, their diverse tastes reflect a passion for life, learning, and laughter.

Aeliya Ahmed – Project Manager

  • Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
  • A friend of mine recently recommended this book to me and I’m enjoying it so far. It’s a book that’s written by a former student who goes on weekly visits to his old college professor, Morrie who’s dying from ALS. In their weekly talks, Morrie imparts gems of his end-of-life wisdom. I’m still making my way through all the lessons this book chronicles, but it has been a great reminder of what is truly important.

 

Charlotte Beatty – User Experience Researcher

  • Orlando by Virginia Woolf
  • Orlando is my favorite book I’ve read so far this year. As a big Virginia Woolf fan, I find Orlando to be the most playful, hopeful, and self-expressive novel in her body of work. The book exists as both a work of fiction and a surrealist autobiography of Woolf’s own life, identity, and relationships. The gender-bending, poetry-obsessed, effortlessly endearing Orlando lives for hundreds of years through different time periods, switching genders and lives overnight, and experiencing different political moments and social catalysts from different stratifications. The book is a snapshot of Woolf’s meditations on gender, politics, and power in conversation with the time period she was alive in, but her thoughts still feel relevant to the world we find ourselves in today, nearly a century later. The 1993 movie adaptation starring Tilda Swinton is equally moving and delightful.

 

Evelin Garcia – User Experience Researcher

  • Magic in Room 216: How One Teacher Came of Age and Inspired the Next Generation by Andee Nunn
  • The author of this book, Andee Nunn, was my English teacher in high school. At the time, I was having a very difficult time and living with so much uncertainty about the future. Mrs. Nunn was extremely supportive and did everything she could to help me go to college. To this day, she has been one of the most supportive teachers I’ve ever had and I am still in touch with her to this day. In this book, she talks about her experiences navigating education and recalls stories of the students who have made a lasting impression on her throughout her career. I highly recommend this book!

 

Mary Meyn – Research Director and Chief of Staff

  • Real Americans by Rachel Khong
  • I recently finished reading Real Americans, by Rachel Khong. A few years ago I read Khong’s 2017 novel called Goodbye, Vitamin and loved it. It was original, poignant, and beautifully written. So when I saw that Khong had a new novel coming out I knew I had to read it. Real Americans is a story of cross-generational family identity, as told from two perspectives. The two perspectives were radically different yet equally compelling and believable. I really enjoyed this novel and would recommend it to those who enjoy fiction!

 

Kelly Sheehan Senior User Experience Researcher

  • Funny Story by Emily Henry
  • Funny Story is a fictional story about a children’s librarian whose fiancé dumps her for his childhood best friend. She finds companionship in her fiancé’s new partner’s ex and soon begins to fall for him. Emily Henry only has a handful of books, and I was so excited about the release of this new one. She has a way of creating vivid and compelling characters whose storylines feel both understandable and novel. Her books feel like a complete escape from reality, and I love being pulled into her stories!

 

Amy Warren – Senior Child Development Researcher 

  • Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
  • I was drawn to this book for its blending of Indigenous knowledge and Western science. As a botanist and a member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, Kimmerer offers a unique perspective on our relationship with the Earth. She shares the wisdom and teachings of her ancestors, emphasizing the importance of reciprocity and gratitude towards the natural world. She delves into the intricate details of plant life, revealing the complex systems and relationships that sustain ecosystems. I love how she weaves together these two ways of knowing. I think it’s this sort of “mending of splits” — between Wisdom and Science, Humans and Nature — that is most needed now.

 

Dan Warren – Director of Youth Development & Education

In celebration of World Friendship Day, we asked members of our team to share their favorite collaborative projects. From content marketing campaigns to national surveys and in-depth ethnographies, these projects showcase the power of teamwork and the friendships that drive our success.

Stefanie Cousins – Vice President of Marketing and Communications

The public launch of Research Camp has been my favorite collaborative project at Fluent Research to date. Research Camp allows us and our clients to explore the world through the eyes of children. Using a range of qualitative research methodologies, we aim for deep insights into their thoughts, feelings, and experiences to answer our client’s research questions all in a classic camp environment.

The launch of Research Camp involved a content marketing campaign that distributed articles, images, GIFs, and videos as well as the development of a new page for our website, which serves as a one-stop shop for our stakeholders to learn more.

The development and execution of Research Camp’s public launch was a true team effort. I worked with Heath Cozens, Paige Frankovich, and Dan Warren, as well as our friends at Curious Media, who helped develop and design the webpage.

Mary Meyn– Research Director and Chief Staff

The Kids and Family Reading Report on behalf of Scholastic was my favorite collaborative project. Scholastic is a leader in children’s book publishing and strives to understand children’s preferences in what types of books they’re looking for and the type of content they enjoy.

Scholastic supports not just children in their reading but families as a whole. They want to understand how parents are utilizing books with their children, what support they need to encourage their children to read and enjoy reading, and what role reading plays in American families. Scholastic has tracked parents’ and children’s attitudes toward reading and their reading behavior with a biannual national survey since 2010. Scholastic engaged Fluent Research to continue this tracking study in 2023 with a survey of parents of children ages 0-17 and children ages 6-17.

Dana Markow and I worked closely on this project over the course of more than a year. While the study in and of itself is important and compelling, working with Dana on this project also provided us with opportunities to discuss our favorite childhood books, to reflect on what reading means to us as adults as well as its importance in our respective childhoods. In addition, Dana and I connected about the next generation of readers in our families, including their favorite books, and their reading struggles and triumphs.

Kelly Sheehan– Senior User Experience Researcher

I recently worked on a research project that involved interviewing coworker dyads about their work culture and meetings. It was super fun collaborating with my Fluent colleagues to brainstorm creative approaches to having the dyads interact and answer questions. We asked them to complete a brainstorming exercise together using a collaborative white-boarding tool called Miro. It was interesting to not only design this research but also observe coworkers’ relationships in real-time and hear how they describe their work rapport.

I worked with Farrah Brensinger and Sofia Polo on this project. Farrah and Sofia are excellent collaborative partners, bringing lots of attention to detail, creative ideas, and levity to our work. I felt like we all connected really well and respected each other’s ideas, which helped us land on a creative and well-thought-out approach. I’m so grateful to work with these two amazing researchers and to continue to learn from them!

Dan Warren– Director, Youth Development & Education

I worked on a week-long ethnography project where we tried to capture what it was like to be a kid in school these days. I collaborated with Heath Cozens, our Film Director. The project was special for two reasons. First, I love being in schools and immersing myself in the world of kids. Second, it was amazing to learn about the process of shooting films and how those techniques could improve my skills as a researcher.

As we step into 2024, our team is bursting with anticipation and excitement for the next twelve months. From sharpening skills to exploring new places, our employees share what they are looking forward to in the coming year! Here’s to a year of growth, achievement, and new beginnings!

Aeliya Ahmed – Associate Project Manager

I’m super excited to get back to figure skating — I haven’t practiced ice skating in years, and one of my goals is to get into it again!

Charlotte Beatty – User Experience Researcher

I’m looking forward to traveling to a few new places in 2024! I’ll be going to Oaxaca and southern France.

Farrah Brensinger – Senior User Experience Researcher

I took a class in ASL for one semester in grad school. I loved it, and have been thinking again about jumping back into the language. 2024 may be the year!

Paige Frankovich – Associate Producer 

Getting married!

Amber Gonzalez – Quantitative Researcher  

In 2024, I’m eagerly anticipating a blend of tranquility and adventure. I look forward to deepening my yoga practice, reading more books, and embarking on exciting travels to immerse myself in diverse cultures and create lasting memories.

 

Welcome to Fluent Research’s special Boss’s Day celebration! We couldn’t resist the opportunity to reflect on what makes our boss, Nellie Gregorian, unique. Join us as we share our favorite things about working with Nellie — it’s a refreshing reminder that a kind leader creates an environment where employees feel valued, motivated, and ready to give their best.

Lia Abrams, User Experience Researcher

Nellie is such a joy to work with! She is an inspiration to me as a woman who is confident, personable, has an entrepreneurial spirit, and yet encourages us to enjoy the little things in life. I love seeing her in the office and catching up about our lives. She has an abundance of knowledge and wisdom and I have learned so much from her.

Charlotte Beatty, User Experience Researcher

Nellie is creative, positive, and knows how to make work fun!

Farrah Brensinger, Senior User Experience Researcher

Nellie believes that everyone has something important to bring to the table. Despite leveraging our strengths, she makes sure to provide opportunities that stretch us. I love that Nellie is intentional about hearing from each team member on a regular basis, whether in a small 1:1 meeting or in a larger group setting. Her leadership helps me hone the things I already do well, and challenges me to develop skills in other areas.

Allison Caplovitz, Director, Content Research & Evaluation

Nellie is a smart, fearless leader who trusts the work of others. She values professional development and roots for everyone to succeed. AND, she knows how to have a good time!

Stefanie Cousins, Vice President, Marketing & Communications

Nellie has a leadership style that encourages the people who work for her to grow, develop, and become even better versions of themselves. She respects her staff and sees everyone’s potential. Nellie cares about our wellbeing and wants to make sure we are finding balance in our lives. Yes, she is a fantastic boss!

Heath Cozens, Director, Productions

The genuine care she has for the staff! And her hilariously black sense of humor 🙂

Nellie’s the best boss I have ever had. She’s fair and generous and works very hard.

Evelin Garcia, User Experience Researcher

I really enjoy working with Nellie. She actually cares about us as people and not just employees. She’s always asking how we are doing, encouraging us to take care of ourselves, and supporting our professional and personal growth. I think Nellie really prioritizes our wellbeing, which is really refreshing and hard to find in many professional spaces.


Sofia Polo, Director, Research Strategy

She has very chill vibes and believes in all her employees!

Amy Warren, Senior Child Development Researcher

Nellie embodies the values that guide Fluent’s work and empowers us to do the same. Wellbeing, innovation, equity, and access are not just missions we advance, but are woven into the culture of Fluent, into the way we work, the way we relate to one another and to our clients, the way we evolve as a company. That is integrity in its highest form. That is Nellie.

Dan Warren, Director, Youth Development & Education

Nellie has taught me to be open to and listen for helpful advice, even when it stings a bit.

 

At Fluent Research, we love to get lost in podcasts that educate, entertain, and help us connect with the world around us. In celebration of International Podcast Day, we asked some of our team to share the shows that have captured their hearts and minds!

The Daily StoicUser Experience Researcher, Lia Abrams

The Daily Stoic is hosted by Ryan Holiday. He uploads every day of the week and provides a short lesson on stoicism, which is an ancient Greek philosophy centered around virtue, wisdom, temperance, and justice. He reads a short text from ancient works and then describes in modern-day terms how the lesson from the Stoics can be applied to everyday life. I find the podcast really informative and grounding! It’s a great way to begin the day.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen YangUser Experience Researcher, Charlotte Beatty

Every Wednesday, Las Culturistas delivers a perfect whimsical hour of discussion of all things pop culture. Hosted by two of my favorite comedians, Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, the show tackles some of today’s most pressing questions, like which housewife from the RHONY cast is most iconic? And when ARE we getting music videos for Beyonce’s Renaissance album? They also interview a variety of wickedly talented guests, including people like Melanie Lynskey, Harvey Guillen, Michelle Yeoh, and MUNA to name some of my favorites. Most importantly, they host an annual Culture Awards show live at Lincoln Center, where finalists duke it out for awards like, “The Free Willy Award for Animal Achievement”, “Best Word to Scream”, and “Christina Aguilera Award for ‘It’s Just Good'”. If you are a nerd for all things movies, television, music, and pop culture, then this podcast is perfect for you. I love to listen to it at the end of a long day to unwind with some laughs!

Matter of OpinionDirector of Content Research and Evaluation, Allison Caplovitz

Matter of Opinion is hosted by New York Times opinion journalists, each with a different perspective on current events. I really like it because I am interested in political discussions and am often in a bubble of those who generally agree with my political views. It is really nice to hear various perspectives on news and information. It is particularly great in today’s society where people can disagree with respect.

How I Built ThisVice President of Marking and Communications, Stefanie Cousins

How I Built This features Guy Roz’s interviews with the person or people who have founded some of the world’s best-known brands. What I love most about this podcast is the fascinating paths, with surprising twists and turns, that have led them to develop their innovative ideas into fully-realized successful companies. I’ve been listening to these interviews since 2016, and the show continues to feature insightful stories. Some of my favorite episodes are the interviews with the founders of Spanx, Drybar, Patagonia, Southwest Airlines, Title Nine, Zappos, Khan Academy, Chicken Salad Chick, Angie’s List, Spin Master, Head Space, and Canva. They are all fascinating, so be sure to check out the library of episodes — at least one of them will surely catch your eye!

Office LadiesDirector of Research Strategy, Sofia Polo

I love The Office. I watch it constantly as I do chores around the house. Repeating it is such a comfort, especially during stressful times. The Office Ladies podcast goes through the series episode by episode with two of the starring actors providing commentary and the inside scoop on the making of each of the show’s episode. During lockdown, I binged this podcast constantly, especially when I was going on walks around the park. It was a great way to cope with the stresses of the pandemic. On my Spotify wrapped for 2020, it told me I listened to Office Ladies for 10 hours one day! Now I’m all caught up with the episodes but I still think it’s one of my all-time favorite podcasts.

Good Night Stories for Rebel GirlsSenior Child Development Researcher, Amy Warren

Our 12-year-old daughter has long loved hearing stories about girls and women who have made herstory. Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls is a perfect fit. We have cuddled around the book at night and listened to the podcast on the way to school in the morning. Some of our favorite stories come from the lives of Frida Kahlo, Amelia Earhart, Maya Angelou, and Greta Thunberg. It is still our daughter’s (and our 9-year-old son’s!) go-to podcast.

 

At Fluent, our four-legged friends are not just pets, but cherished members of our extended family. This National Dog Day, we’re thrilled to share the canine companions that bring joy, laughter, and love to Fluent’s employees. From a Jack Russell-beagle mix that loves lounging to an adopted Shih Tzu who is devoted to her owner, prepare to fall in love with the dogs of Fluent Research!    

 

Max, Age 13 – Owned by Lia Abrams, User Experience Researcher

Max is a little bundle of fun! He is a bichon poodle and weighs about 15 pounds, but don’t be fooled by his small stature. Max was an epic hiker in his prime, frequently going on 10+ mile hikes and leading his family along the path. Max scratches each family member’s door every morning to wake them up and greet them before moving on to the next. If you want to cuddle up with him, I recommend doing so in the morning when he is extra affectionate. By the evening time he can usually be found under his owners’ bed.

 

 

 

Izzy, Age 13 – Owned by Natalia Belchikov, User Experience Researcher

Izzy is a sweet dog who loves lounging at home and luring people to give her food with her puppy eyes. She is a Jackabee (50% Jack Russell/50% beagle). Izzy’s relaxation time is very precious to her, she does not like to be moved or bothered when she gets comfortable. In fact, she is a notorious seat nabber; if you need to get up from your spot, don’t be surprised to see Izzy getting comfortable in it by the time you get back. One of her favorite activities is chasing after squirrels during a walk. She loves to make a scene, barking loudly and pulling on the leash so we can keep up! Be warned that she loves to show her affection with licks and by staring at you with adoring eyes. She has grown up with cats all her life, and though the cats can be a pain, she loves them too.

 

 

Milo, Age 4 & Lily, Age 9 – Owned by Allison Caplovitz, Director, Content Research and Evaluation

Milo is active and friendly. He is my walking buddy and will happily walk 5 miles with me every day! He loves to get into food that he is not supposed to – and is often caught rummaging through the trash to find a tasty morsel.

Lily is my lap buddy and will cuddle any time she has the chance. You will often find her on my lap during long work days. Even though she only weighs 12 pounds, she will put her much larger brother, Milo, in his place if he makes a wrong move!

 

 

Lily, Age 7 – Owned by Stefanie Cousins, Vice President of Marketing and Communications

Meet Lily, a 9-pound Shih Tzu we adopted 18 months ago from my best friend’s mother who became too frail to care for her. Lily is 95% love and affection and 5% “don’t mess with me.” Lily’s full-time job is to keep her people company and make sure they feel her devotion, and she is a pro. She spends her days sleeping on my lap while I work, or curled up somewhere warm and soft waiting for the next recipient of her cuddles and licks. But don’t let our tiny, Ewok look-alike fool you. Lily has short bursts of energy when she fetches her toys like a retriever and plays sock tug-of-war like a bulldog. When Lily’s younger brother Mochi (a 1-year-old Russian Blue cat weighing in at 14 pounds) wants to play, Lily engages in fun-loving games until she’s had enough and charges at him with a growl that would force any kitty to slink away.

 

 

Elle, Age 5 – Owned by Paige Frankovich, Producer

Meet Elle, the ultimate mix of husky, pitbull, and German Shepherd craziness! She was adopted about a year ago after being surrendered by her previous owner at 2 1/2 years old. In the 6-8 months she was bouncing around in shelters, she had some sort of head trauma. She’s all healed now and her only side effect is having the cutest mismatched ears. Elle loves to play with her spiky ball, run around with her doggy friends, and eat any food that lands in her vicinity. She is loving her carefree new life!

 

 

Luna, Age 3 – Owned by Amber Gonzalez, Quantitative Researcher

Meet Luna, the ultimate lap dog with an adorable persuasion technique — puppy eyes! She knows just how to win you over and claim her spot on your lap. Luna loves making new friends- at just 6 pounds, she fearlessly befriends dogs over ten times her size. Her favorite hobbies include exploring dog-friendly spots in the city and snacking on yak chews and peanut butter.

 

 

Skylar, Age 5 – Babysat by Nellie Gregorian, Founder and President

I don’t have a dog (a childhood dream that still hasn’t been realized) but I babysit my friend’s dog, Skylar. Skylar is a pomsky and the coolest dog ever. She is very poised and carries herself with dignity. When other dogs approach her, she looks at them calmly but with an unmistakably superior attitude, like a grown-up looking at an impetuous kid. She is also stunningly beautiful, with eyes of different colors – one light brown and one cool blue. She loves me, and is always happy to come for a visit — my treating her with Russian cutlets might have something to do with it! 🙂

 

 

Lola, Age 5 – Owned by Kelly Sheehan, Senior User Experience Researcher

Meet Lola, a 5-year-old German Shepard mix. My husband and I adopted Lola in 2020 the day before the world shut from COVID. She does not like other dogs or people, but she gives us all her love every day. When she’s not barking at Amazon drivers, she loves tearing apart stuffies, chewing bones, and cuddling in bed with us. She’s taught me a lot about patience, loyalty, and empathy. We love her!