Ebbie Wisecarver is WeWork’s Chief Design Officer, responsible for leading the physical product's creative direction, strategy, and development. This includes overseeing revenue-generating add-ons within the physical product and overseeing the company-wide capex budget. Since joining the company in 2015, she has held multiple regional positions, including Japan, China, Australia, and India, along with global roles. Previously, Wisecarver held positions at prestigious design firms Diller, Scofidio + Renfro New York and Steven Holl Architects. She holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania and has participated in numerous traveling exhibitions and fellowships, including a competitive summer internship at Takenaka Corporation in Osaka, Japan. A strong advocate for gender equality, Wisecarver currently serves as the executive sponsor of the company's employee resource group, Women of WeWork, and is on the board of the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation, which focuses on gender equity in the design and construction industries through research and education.

Charles Berman is an Associate Principal at Diller Scofidio + Renfro. He attended Arizona State University and received a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. He has been practicing architecture for over 30 years. Berman is a senior member of the design team of The Shed (7,400-18,500 sqm), a new center for artistic invention in Hudson Yards. As the Senior Technical Director on the project, he led The Shed development including the façade and the resolution of many of The Shed’s complex technical systems. Berman specializes in façade design and has worked as a façade consultant at Front, Inc. and R.A. Heintges & Associates. Prior to that, he spent 9 years at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, where he led the design for the new headquarters for China Central Television (CCTV) in Beijing, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Beijing, the new headquarters for the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Berman received a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania and received a Bachelor of Science in Design from Arizona State University. Berman teaches a technical elective on building envelopes at the University of Pennsylvania School of Design.

Alyssa Lewis is a design architect at Robert A. M. Stern Architects. She is a first-generation immigrant who attended New York City College of Technology and received a Master of Architecture from the Bernard and Ann Spitzer School of Architecture.

With ten years in the architecture field, she has worked with the J. Max Bond Center for Urban Futures on research funded by JP Morgan Chase that conducted urban data analysis which utilized air rights, unused FAR, for potential reparative development in Harlem. She worked with Columbia University and CAPA Heat Watch on the collection of environmental data for the development of heat maps of New York City, finding heat related vulnerabilities in neighborhoods as a result of climate change. She facilitated a partnership between East New York Restoration LDC, Department of Design, and Construction’s STEAM, where she developed a ‘Green Champions’ Renewable energy course, educating high school students throughout New York City on the growing green industry, and exposing them to alternative career paths and possibilities. Alyssa was a Graduate Researcher for the Research Foundation of The City University of New York, where she created the graphic standard for visualizations of the energy systems within buildings using 2D and 3D software. She worked as an Energy Code Analyst for the NYC Department of Buildings, where she documented alterations between the previous and upcoming energy codes that hope to reduce the emissions by the city’s largest buildings forty percent by 2030. In her capacity as a designer Alyssa worked for Diller Scofidio + Renfro on a mixed-use adaptive reuse project in Paris. Now at RAMSA, Alyssa specializes in interior and exterior luxury architectural projects with a focus on adaptive reuse, mixed use/ residential, and houses.

Suhee Oh is a licensed architect who brings extensive experience in commercial and civic-scale projects.

Suhee's notable projects include the Washington D.C. Union Station Master Plan, an $8.8 billion redevelopment plan for a multimodal transportation hub and a destination for shopping, dining, art, and entertainment. She also led the Redevelopment of Fordham Plaza in the Bronx, an urban design transforming an existing Metro North train station plaza into a vibrant civic destination with retail and a farmers market. In both cases, Suhee played a key role at Grimshaw Architects.

Suhee is passionate about leveraging technology to improve the built environment. She has successfully implemented design standards and processes by incorporating innovative design and construction technology at two hyper-growing Real Estate startups, namely WeWork and CloudKitchens.

Suhee holds a Master of Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology.