Kasia Marciszewska-Grobelny
Professional/Personal Overview
Writer and editor with experience covering a variety of topics including: business news, economic trends, health care, sustainability, small business and entrepreneurship, philanthropy, tourism, dining and entertainment.
Work Info
Expertise
Content Editor (online)
4 Years
Editor
4 Years
Writer
6 Years
Specialty
Entrepreneurship
4 Years
Lifestyle
3 Years
Business (general)
5 Years
Total Media Industry Experience
6 Years
Media Client List (# assignments
last 2 yrs)
Arizona Business Magazine (11+), AZ Big Media (11+)
Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)
Classic Vacations (11+)
Computer Skills
Proficient in MS Office, InCopy, InDesign, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Adobe Acrobat, HTML, SEO/SEM, Drupal, Blogger & Wordpress and social media implementation & use (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn)
Foreign Language Skills
Polish native speaker
Freelancer Availability
I occasionally freelance. I live near San Francisco, CA. I am willing to travel anywhere. I have a driver's license. I have access to a car.
Work Samples
Writing Samples
(AZ Business Magazine , 10/3/2010)
It is summer in Antarctica. Frigid temperatures have been replaced by mild, 50-degree days.
Surrounded by green hills rolling into lush, snow-capped mountains and thick fog, Joel Sartore is crouching low to the ground. Usually, it is he who is chasing his subjects, but this time the tables have t
(AZ Business Magazine , 4/1/2010)
For years, state tourism and hospitality enjoyed a healthy dose of success. As the population boomed, so did travel, with out-of-state visitors increasing steadily from 2002 through 2007. But the recession, coupled with a decline in corporate meetings, made 2009 a very difficult year for the tourism
(AZ Business Magazine , 3/1/2010)
Search for the word "sustainability" on Google and you'll end up with nearly 25 million hits. But what does sustainability mean to Arizona, especially as the state's economy crawls out of the crater left behind by the recession?
Though 2009 proved to be a difficult year economically, it was a lan
(AZ Business Magazine , 10/1/2009)
There was a time when a diagnosis of cancer almost always meant death. But advances in cancer research and treatment have greatly improved cancer patients' chances of survival. Throughout the Valley and Arizona, cancer centers touting new technologies and treatments are helping the state become one
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June 4, 2013 | San Francisco
