Technology journalist with a flair for enjoying all things digital and analog.

For the past five years, I worked as the Executive Editor of InternetNews.com, shaping the tech site's content, overseeing a major redesign, working closely with writers and freelancers on their stories, working with developers and database programmers on site improvements and SEO strategies that led to 20 percent month to month growth in the traffic in the past year, and revenue growth from ad sales.

By night -- or when I'm not consumed by the latest tech buzz -- I'm taking care of the rest of my life: friends, family, and being healthy by enjoying life.

That might mean exploring new taste sensations, learning more about wine, digital photography, art, history, fashion, taking plenty of vitamin c and eating fresh salads as much as possible and working on my golf game.

I graduated from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and earned an undergraduate degree from The University of Maine.

My journalism background includes stints as areporter in New Hampshire for the Portsmouth Herald, where I covered the Seabrook Nuclear Plant, the closure of Pease Air Force Base and the economic impact on the southern NH region, the Pamela Smart murder trial, and various stories stringing for the NH bureau of the Associated Press.

In New York, I've worked as a financial wire service reporter for Bridge News (formerly Knight-Ridder); two titles within American Banker's magazine division (Future Banker, Financial Services Marketing) and as managing editor of atNewYork.com, the original online publication about New York's budding Silicon Alley scene.

 

Interests

Web design, learning PHP, literary pursuits, digital photography, travel, exploring New York's history, blogging about health with my mom.