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Erica Grubman

Head of Production

Erica Grubman is a highly experienced professional in the field of production, with a background in political science, human and social development, and Spanish.

She obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Miami, majoring in Political Science, Human and Social Development, and Spanish.

Throughout her career, Erica has held several key roles in various organizations, showcasing her leadership and production skills.

Her previous positions include being the Head of Production and Director of Production at Mojo Supermarket, as well as holding the role of Head Of Production at The Mill.

Erica Grubman has also worked as a Senior Producer/EP at Mill Direction, an Executive Producer at Sagmeister & Walsh, and a Producer at Leviathan.

Her professional journey includes a marketing internship at Build It Green!NYC and a role as a student tutor and mentor at her alma mater, the University of Miami.

Highlights

Apr 22 · linkedin

I worked until the day before I gave birth. Why did I need to rest before when I had so much "time off" coming up? I thought my maternity leave would be filled with museum trips with my baby, going out for a leisurely lunch on a Monday afternoon, and just generally making the most of my "time off." Fast forward to a couple days after my baby is born, and all I could think was "I want to go back to work."

I've been a producer my whole life. Sure, work is stressful at times but I approach any "work crisis" calmly and with control. I am, if nothing else, experienced as a producer. Not so much as a mom. I felt inadequate and undoubtedly very unprepared (I had never changed a diaper and I'm still not sure I know how to correctly!). But it also felt like a privilege to have this "time off," and I'm admittedly stubborn, so I decided to stick it out.

As I prepare to return to work, with excitement to have adult conversations and feel like myself again, I can't help but reflect on the strength of all moms. Those who didn't have the privilege of a generous leave like I did. (More later on how our country has failed parents by providing inaccessible childcare options and dismal parental leave). Those who choose not to take any time off because they were keen to keep working, like my own mom. Those who made being a mom their full time job.

The list goes on and on and on. But regardless of where you fall on the mom continuum, one thing that's for certain is that being a mom is NOT time off. It's the hardest job I've ever had.

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Brooklyn, New York, United States