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New Google Glass chief Ivy Ross not your typical techie
2014
Overview
\"When I rebuilt this house, I just knew it would be around that,\" she says, pointing to an outdoor deck that wraps carefully around an enormous tree trunk. \"In past cities I'd say, 'This is my house,' and here I say, 'This is my home.' It's interesting to be conscious of the words you use.\" \"I know they'd been talking to people more like them, more engineering-oriented,\" says Ross in an exclusive conversation with USA TODAY. \"But they connected the dots. (At companies such as Mattel, Coach and the Gap), I designed products, came up with marketing campaigns and solved consumer needs with innovation. And somewhere in there I also designed eyeglass frames for seven years. My whole career prepared me for this job.\" \"Retail isn't one of our strong suits, and someone like Ivy can, more than a technologist, really help us understand how people experience eyewear, because in the end this is just smart eyewear,\" says [Teller]. \"Besides ticking all the boxes, she's a warm person who brings out the best in people. And she's got patience, which everyone will need throughout this evolution.\"
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USA Today, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc
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