Women leaders from Away, Airbnb and Peek.com share where they're going, what they're packing, and everything in between.
Selena Kalvaria, chief marketing officer of Away, is going to Florence.
New York City native Selena Kalvaria has always loved to get away, whether it's within the fictional world of a book or through travel."That sense of escapism has been core to fueling my sense of adventure," she says. Her passion for exploring led her to work at modern luggage companywhere she is responsible for brand and growth marketing, PR and social impact, creative, and business development.
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