Ambika Singh
Ambika Singh is the Founder and CEO of Armoire and serves as a board member at the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and United Way of King County. She founded Armoire, a high-tech startup offering wardrobe-as-a-service, and has expertise in marketing, business development, product management, SEO, and social media.
Tin Can CEO Chet Kittleson and Founders Share Key Startup Lessons at Seattle Flow Day on May 15
At Seattle Flow Startup Day, experienced founders including Tin Can CEO Chet Kittleson shared lessons from their hardships, emphasizing building passionate companies, maintaining emotional stability, hiring capable people, disciplined fundraising, questioning the need for venture capital, and considering acquisition early. Kittleson recounted surviving a disastrous network outage that nearly ended his startup, highlighting resilience and customer-driven growth.
Allen Institute for AI, Carbon Robotics, DAT Freight & Analytics, Humanly, and Yoodli Named 2026 GeekWire Workplace of the Year Finalists
The 2026 GeekWire Awards Workplace of the Year finalists include Allen Institute for AI, Carbon Robotics, DAT Freight & Analytics, Humanly, and Yoodli, recognized for building exceptional workplace cultures based on core values like trust and openness. The award ceremony occurs on May 7 in Seattle, with public voting open through April 16.
2025 Tech Year-End: AI Boom, $80 Billion Bets, and Seattle's Shifting Job Landscape Highlight Industry's Brutal Realities
The year 2025 was pivotal in technology history, marked by AI's rapid ascent, significant investments, tech industry layoffs, and evolving job impacts, particularly in Seattle. Key perspectives from Bill Gates and Satya Nadella highlight AI's transformative nature and the industry's complex challenges and opportunities.
Organizations
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Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce Board Member 2025–present · current
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United Way of King County Board Member 2019–present · current
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Armoire Founder and CEO 2016–present · current
Education
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MIT Sloan School of Management Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) · 2014–2016
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Dartmouth College AB, History/Economics/Microfinance · 2003–2007
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International Community School 1997–2003