In 2000, Harris joined Urban Box Office (UBO) – an online destination for commerce and content – as vice president of corporate strategy. Harris helped raise $20 million dollars in venture capital for UBO from blue chip investors. Harris was also responsible for partnerships and creating content for distribution on the internet. Content that was quantifiably popular on the Internet would be developed for TV and theatrical audiences. In 2003, Harris joined TechSmart – an Information Technology (IT) liquidator. Harris realized how much more could be done in the industry with a team who cared about more than just top-line growth. In 2006, in a garage in Brooklyn, NY, Harris formed Ombligo (“bellybutton” in Spanish). Harris believed that economic, environmental, and community goals were not mutually exclusive but inextricably linked. Ombligo’s policies and practices consider all three of these aspects to create shared value for its clients, employees, and community.