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A journalist with more than sixteen years of experience writing news about the ebb and flow of publicly traded companies as well as innovative technology startups in downton New York. I have a boots-on-the-ground approach to cultivating news. |
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Expertise |
| Copy Editor |
2 Years |
| Reporter |
16 Years |
| Writer |
16 Years |
Specialty |
| Business (general) |
16 Years |
| Technology |
14 Years |
Total Media Industry Experience
15 Years |
Media Client List (# assignments
last 2 yrs)
Investor Uprising (11+), Xconomy.com (11+), New York Enterprise Report (1-2) |
Other Work History
NJBIZ
Staff Writer 1997- January 2011.
Web Reporter 2008-January 2011. |
Computer Skills
Windows and Mac operating systems, WordPress, Joomla, InDesign |
Technical Skills
Website administration, copy editing |
Equipment
Laptop, digital audio recorder,camera |
Awards
Weekly Newspapers, First Place Business News 2000
Society of Professional Journalists, New Jersey Chapter. (Awarded in 2001).
Second Place Investigative Reporting 2001
Working Press Association of New Jersey.
First Place for Business Financial Reporting, 2000
Working Press Association of New Jersey.
First Place Feature Award 1998
Working Press Association of New Jersey. |
Freelancer Availability
I freelance full-time. I live near New York, NY. I am willing to travel regionally. I have a driver's license. I have access to a car. |
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(Xconomy, 7/19/2013)
Multiple organizations in New York-including Girls Who Code, Cornell NYC Tech, and L'Oréal-and across the country are taking on this task while also encouraging new generations of women to explore careers steeped in programming languages and data.
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(Xconomy.com, 7/27/2012)
When Dave McClure, founding partner of startup incubator 500 Startups, visits New York he typically tries to stir up the innovation community. Last night was no different. At the tail end of the one-day Smash Summit, McClure brought Fred Wilson, managing partner of Union Square Ventures on stage.
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(Xconomy.com, 7/20/2012)
Projects such as Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to establish an engineering campus on Roosevelt Island could help populate the city with more tech-savvy people, but that is still years in the making.
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(Xconomy.com, 6/19/2012)
It is no secret that finding a big company to work with can give a startup a boost that lands them more business and credibility. No matter how novel a platform or technology is, when a major client or partner comes onboard the market takes more notice.
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(Xconomy.com, 5/25/2012)
Greg Pass is bringing more technology "street cred" to the team that is establishing the applied science and engineering campus on Roosevelt Island in New York.
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(Xconomy.com, 5/21/2012)
The $2 billion applied science and engineering college campus planned for New York is still years away from opening its doors, but Google stepped in today to give the project a head start.
Google CEO Larry Page announced his company would let CornellNYC Tech occupy 22,000 sq. ft. at its offices.
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(Xconomy.com, 1/10/2012)
At his curtain call---for the moment anyway---at this year's International Consumer Electronics Show, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer hyped his company's efforts to innovate and compete across multiple platforms.
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(New York Enterprise Report, 6/1/2011)
Smartphones are sometimes described as pacifiers for adults. That only applies if the devices are treated like toys. Before downloading yet another restaurant finder or bird-themed puzzle game, consider the following apps to help improve productivity.
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(NJBIZ, 1/3/2011)
Profile of a maker of ultraslow-motion video cameras used for sports footage, documentaries and movies.
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(NJBIZ, 12/27/2010)
The smart phone, the reigning champion, looks to fend off the industry's newest darling, the tablet. Insiders say there's room to coexist, but whether consumers have enough pockets for both remains to be seen.
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(NJBIZ, 12/6/2010)
N.J. tech firms aim to develop effective detection systems that respect passenger privacy.
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(NJBIZ, 10/11/2010)
A look at a variety of mobile technology innovators.
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