Caryn Seidman-Becker

Ed Breen is one of my great heroes.

We had invested in General Instruments, which then got sold to Motorola.

And then he became the CEO of Tyco to turn it around after Dennis Kozlowski.

So I would ask Ed lots of questions and

These leaders were so generous with their knowledge and their experience.

Every day you're just hacking at it.

And then I was on the floor of the Orlando airport at 430 in the morning when we launched and people would hug us.

And then you knew you had something when we were rolling out the old kiosk from storage and people were hugging us.

that we were bringing it back.

That was the greatest feeling because to know that it meant something to people, that they were rooting for your success.

Plenty of people rooting against your success, but that gets you up every morning to know that you can make a difference in someone's life.

Security is job one.

And then that someone could have breakfast with their family because they had a more planful and less stressful trip at the airport.

I happen to be a neurotic flyer, so I'm worried about turbulence and terrorism.

And I didn't like leaving my kids.

And so to know you could change that for someone, that's a giant win.

That's one of our core values.

I have a very busy mind.

So at some level, I'm always thinking being a girl, the power of blowing your hair gives you 20 minutes to think.

I am always thinking my friends will laugh.