Robin Hauser

Robin Hauser is the director and producer of award-winning documentaries that aim to shine a light on significant socio-economic issues, such as the gender gap in technology, unconscious bias, and financial literacy. Her skills as a storyteller, professional photographer, and businesswoman enable her to create impactful films that encourage transformations and open discussions. Her work has brought her to various global platforms, including the TED stage, the White House, NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, and multiple international conferences where she speaks on topics like artificial intelligence biases, diversity, inclusion, and gender equality.

Hauser's films include "Running for Jim" (2013), "CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap" (2015), which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, screened at The White House, and has been influential in the tech industry and among policymakers globally, "bias" (2018), which examines unconscious bias and its effects on society and the workplace, and "$avvy" (2021), which explores the cultural and societal norms around women and money.

Beyond filmmaking, Hauser is a noted public speaker and a diplomat for the American Film Showcase. She has been featured in major publications such as Forbes, Fortune, The Atlantic, Fast Company, USA Today, Wired, San Francisco Business Times, Bloomberg TV, CNN, NPR, and CNBC. She addresses critical issues such as the importance of diversity and inclusion, the impact of financial independence for women, and the challenges presented by biases programmed into artificial intelligence. Her engaging presentations have captivated diverse audiences, including IT decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and executives, fostering deeper conversations about culture in the tech industry and beyond.