Brit Morin is an American venture capitalist, serial entrepreneur, and technologist. She is the founder and CEO of Brit + Co, a media and digital education company that inspires and educates women with a creative spirit. Additionally, she co-founded Offline Ventures, an early-stage venture fund and studio, and BFF, an open-access community for women and non-binary individuals in Web3. Morin is also the author of "Homemakers: A Domestic Handbook for the Digital Generation" and writes the "Dear Brit" business advice column for Entrepreneur Magazine. ​

After graduating from the University of Texas at Austin, Brit Morin moved to Silicon Valley, where she worked at Apple on iTunes. She then spent four years at Google, contributing to projects such as Google TV, Google Maps, and iGoogle under the leadership of Marissa Mayer. These experiences provided her with a solid foundation in technology and media, setting the stage for her entrepreneurial ventures.

In 2011, at the age of 25, Brit Morin left Google to establish Brit + Co, aiming to create a platform that empowers women through creative content and education. By 2017, the company was reaching an audience of 130 million per month. Over the years, Brit + Co secured approximately $45 million in venture capital funding from investors like Verizon Ventures and Marissa Mayer. Morin's innovative approach and dedication to fostering creativity have solidified her reputation as a leading entrepreneur in the digital media space. ​