My paternal grandfather was a typesetter at an Italian-language newspaper, and my dad was a PR executive who subscribed to four newspapers and took me to the library every week. I was born to tell stories, and here’s why you should hire me to tell yours.

I’ve had a rewarding career, primarily as a business reporter and editor, which has been recognized with 14 journalism awards. Healthcare, pharmaceuticals, real estate, and workplace issues have been mainstays of my coverage; however, I can deliver engaging, well-researched, and polished pieces on any subject for any platform. I’ve written about everything from how the collapse of the real estate industry triggered the Great Recession to why Hungary produces the best paprika. My strengths include translating complex topics into easily understood prose and bringing data to life by finding people and situations that illustrate the numbers. I’

I’ve worked at The Associated Press, Crain’s New York Business, and the Society of Human Resource Management. I spent six years as a Budapest-based freelancer chronicling the changes in Eastern Europe and the Balkans caused by the collapse of communism. My stories have appeared in numerous publications, including The Wall Street Journal, Pension & Investments, Metropolis, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.

My accomplishments include starting a daily real estate newsletter for Crain’s New York Business and a weekly workplace newsletter for the Society for Human Resource Management. Both remain must-reads in their respective industries. I’ve also held leadership roles in creating special editorial features, and organizing and moderating conferences.

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