We regularly photograph senior leaders across every industry and every stage of organizational leadership:

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C-Suite Executives Chief executive officers, chief financial officers, chief operating officers, chief technology officers, chief marketing officers, chief revenue officers, chief people officers, and every other C-suite role at Bay Area companies from early-stage startups to publicly traded enterprises. Your headshot is the face of the company as much as it is the face of you — it needs to hold up in every context where the company appears.

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VPs and Senior Directors Vice presidents and senior directors across every function — engineering, product, sales, marketing, finance, legal, operations, and people. At the VP level your professional presence starts to matter in ways it did not earlier in your career. You appear in more external contexts, you are evaluated more rigorously by external stakeholders, and your headshot is part of how you are sized up before you walk into the room.

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Board Members and Advisors Board directors, independent board members, advisory board members, and board observers at Bay Area companies. Board members appear in investor materials, proxy statements, annual reports, and corporate governance documents — all of which are reviewed by institutional investors, analysts, and press who are specifically evaluating the quality of the team around the CEO.

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Managing Partners and Senior Partners Law firm managing partners, VC general partners, PE managing directors, consulting firm senior partners, and accounting firm partners. At the partnership level your headshot represents not just you but the firm — and the visual standard it signals has direct bearing on client confidence and business development.

Venture Capital and Private Equity Professionals General partners, managing directors, and principals at Bay Area venture capital and private equity firms. LP materials, fund websites, press features, and Crunchbase profiles all surface your headshot to institutional investors and founders who are evaluating the quality of the team before deciding whether to take a meeting or accept a term sheet.

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Founders and CEOs at Every Stage Pre-seed founders building their first professional presence, Series A and B CEOs appearing in press for the first time, and late-stage and public company CEOs who need headshots that hold up in The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and TechCrunch. We have photographed founders at every stage of the Bay Area startup lifecycle and understand what each context requires.

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Speakers and Thought Leaders Keynote speakers, conference panelists, podcast guests, TEDx speakers, and published authors who appear in speaker directories, event programs, book covers, and media features. Speaking engagement headshots have specific requirements — they need to work as a small thumbnail in a speaker directory and as a large feature image on a conference website simultaneously.

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Academics and Institutional Leaders University presidents and provosts, deans and department chairs, research institute directors, and academic thought leaders who publish, speak, and engage with the broader professional world beyond their institution.