Kelly Ann Collins is a journalist-turned-entrepreneur, communications strategist, and social-impact leader expanding access to the future through technology, education, storytelling, and real-world programs.
Her work has been recognized by the White House, United Nations, Inc. magazine, and other leading institutions.
She is the Founder and Executive Director of Unstoppable Future Corporation, a 501(c)(3) public charity using technology, education, communications, partnerships, and tech-for-good initiatives to expand access to opportunity. She is also the founder of SheCrypto and leads the Women In Bitcoin + Blockchain Fund, programs under Unstoppable Future focused on helping more women and girls understand, access, and participate in Bitcoin, blockchain, Web3, and digital assets.
Through SheCrypto and the Women In Bitcoin + Blockchain Fund, Kelly Ann has helped thousands of women access education, events, networks, and opportunities across the global blockchain ecosystem. Her work includes educational content, podcasts and livestreams, conference partnerships, community activations, and initiatives designed to make emerging technologies more understandable and accessible.
In 2026, Kelly Ann was selected as a featured speaker for Women of Web3 (WOfW3) at the United Nations 81st Science Summit (UNGA81), bringing her work at the intersection of Web3, education, inclusion, and social impact to a global audience.
Kelly Ann started working at the intersection of digital media, emerging technology, and community building long before Web3 became a mainstream conversation. She has led blockchain-focused livestreams reaching more than 100,000 people, with some surpassing 1 million, and has worked with conferences and communities across North America, Europe, and beyond to increase participation and visibility for women in the industry.
An early digital-media pioneer, Kelly Ann launched the first blog to receive White House press credentials and helped launch USA TODAY’s digital presence. She also helped bring the United Nations into emerging digital media by helping to create the pilot for the SDG Media Zone.
Her campaigns have been praised by Oprah Winfrey and Richard Branson, and her broader work has involved Google, the United Nations World Food Programme, Starbucks, HP, Adobe, Disney, Conservation International, Peter Gabriel, The Elders, Prince William’s foundation, Steve Case, Ted Leonsis, and legendary creative director Lee Clow.
In 2021, Kelly Ann was named one of Inc. magazine’s Top 100 Female Founders.
Kelly Ann believes emerging technologies are most powerful when people can actually access, understand, and use them. Her work in Web3 focuses on closing knowledge and opportunity gaps, building stronger communities, and helping ensure women have a meaningful role in shaping the next generation of the internet and digital economy.