Corinne Gray, MBA
Consultant
Corinne identifies as neurodivergent. As the Co-founder and CEO of Uncomfortable Revolution - a digital media platform and lifestyle brand for people living with chronic illness or disability, it’s Corinne’s mission to advocate for inclusion in all areas of life. Before launching her own mission-driven company, she worked at the forefront of the U.N. Refugee Agency’s innovation program, focusing on how technology could lead to greater social and economic inclusion of refugees. Corinne is a Fulbright Scholar and MIT Sloan Fellow with a Master’s degree from Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy, and an MBA from MIT. Corinne’s early career started in education as an arts teacher, and she carries a deep passion for young people. She currently sits on the boards of two youth and refugee focused nonprofits in Uganda and wants to be a philanthropist when she “grows up”.