| Hi, Imagine you had nearly 2 billion people coming to your business every month — and all of them wanted different things. That’s the challenge Susan Wojcicki faces as the CEO of YouTube, the world’s dominant video platform and, not coincidentally, the world’s second-biggest search engine. YouTube started out as a novelty — remember “Lazy Sunday”? — but today, it’s a goliath that delivers news, entertainment, how-to advice, and much more to people around the globe. Running that operation is a heavy responsibility — and YouTube’s leadership is facing new questions about the way it has shouldered that responsibility. That’s why we’re happy Wojcicki is making her first-ever appearance at Code, where the most important and compelling figures in tech and beyond come for candid, no-holds-barred conversations. We’ll talk to her about the opportunities and challenges that come with YouTube’s reach and power. And we’ll also ask Wojcicki, one of Google’s earliest employees, for her perspective on the way that company has changed over the last two decades. You can join us June 10-12 for that talk and many more at Code’s new location — The Phoenician in Scottsdale, Arizona. Kara and Peter | 