'We Teach People How to Benefit from the Gig Economy'

San Francisco Magazine Carolyn Jung Cody Pickens Leila Janah, the social entrepreneur behind the nonprofit Samasource, wants to lift people in developing countries out of poverty—now by selling face cream. This is "Think Tank,"an occasional series of conversations with Bay Area power players, conducted by San Francisco editors. Interviews have been condensed and edited for clarity. Name: Leila Janah Occupation: Founder and CEO of Samasource and LXMI Age: 34 Residence: San Francisco Images and ...