Wilton, Through Her Eyes
Meet Tracy Cho, Wilton resident, mom to 4.5-year-old Harper and five-year-old pup Harry, wife to Andrew, and newly appointed Interim CEO of Tinybeans.
Tracy joined Tinybeans following its acquisition of Qeepsake, a company she led for three years. Both brands share a meaningful mission: helping families capture, protect, and cherish their stories so parents can focus on making memories. She’s just back from Australia, where the company is based, and yes, she encountered her first “bin chicken.”
After 20 years in New York City, moving to Wilton felt like a big shift, but the right one. Nearly three years in, it’s truly beginning to feel like home (a double rainbow sealed the deal).
Before stepping into the tech world, Tracy served as GM of Domino, the home and lifestyle magazine, which explains why renovating her home is a never-ending (and very well designed) project.
When not working remotely, you’ll find her family hiking Wilton Town Forest or grabbing dinner at Parlor Pizza. Her current Friday rotation? Matcha after tennis at the new Theo’s General Store, weekend wine from Folkways, plants from Stem & Co., something sweet for Harper at Wild Blueberry, and fresh sourdough from Kermit’s Bake Shop.
A founder’s spirit, a creative eye, and a deep belief in preserving family stories, Wilton looks good through her lens.
