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Chief Executive Officer

Calm, composed and naturally authoritative. Phil has the unmistakable presence of someone who assumes the company is already his. He oversees the operation while allowing the humans to believe they are making decisions.

Chief People & Feelings Officer

Emotional, sensitive and exceptionally lovable. Leon believes every workplace decision deserves time to process — preferably followed by reassurance, snacks and possibly a nap.

Chief Communications Officer

Vocal, exquisite and unquestionably dominant. Talla doesn't simply contribute to a conversation — she makes certain everyone knows when the conversation has begun, what it is about and when it is over.

Chairman & Senior Advisor

At 20 years old, Floyd is the senior statesman of Kitty Cat Media. Vocal, experienced and filled with hard-earned wisdom, he has seen trends come, go and eventually come back again.

Chief Strategy Officer

Quietly strategic with an air of mystery. Otis studies the situation before making his move and generally prefers that nobody know exactly what he is thinking until the plan is already underway.

Chief Brand Officer

Confident, stylish and completely aware of her presence. Victoria understands that image matters and considers maintaining Kitty Cat Media's standards of appearance part of executive leadership. Also occasionally answers to "Sexy" around the office.

Chief Adventure Officer

Adventurous, sassy and equipped with plenty of attitude — while somehow remaining a complete lover. Also known around the office as "Little Bitch," despite being very much a boy. Oliver explores first, questions later and keeps the company from becoming too predictable.

Chief Observation Officer

Shy, selective and remarkably observant. Bella doesn't attend every meeting. She appears when she chooses, quietly studies everything happening around her and usually knows more than everyone who was there the entire time.