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Emily Tsitrian is a professional services manager in fintech. With over seven years in tech management, she’s led teams at various companies, from mature public businesses to start-ups, including a unicorn start-up that grew into a global presence while she managed one of its brand-new departments.
After her first promotion to manager, Emily had to get scrappy and creative to figure it out on her own and learn effective leadership through trial and error. Now, she hires and coaches team members into their own management careers. She also hosts the manager.flow podcast, where she interviews a diverse and experienced team of people managers about their journeys and the highs and lows along their career paths.
 
 Emily graduated from UC Berkeley in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in economics. Her leadership expertise has been featured in the New York Times, and she was a featured speaker for the 2020 (Not IRL) Pride Summit.
 
 A native of South Dakota, Emily lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with her spouse, Robbie, and senior rescue mutt, Mar. You can usually find her hiking, learning French, or attending themed dinner parties. Learn more at www.emilytsitrian.com.

She is the podcast Host of Manager.flow

Michael and Emily discuss how hard it is to be a newly promoted manager and some key do's and don'ts.