Professional/Personal Overview
Aimee C. Juarez worked as a reporter for The McClatchy Company for almost five years before leaving newsprint to earn an MBA. A skilled interviewer and investigative reporter, she offers print media services to businesses, organizations, and publications through her organization, OneSharpWriter, LLC.
Work Info
Expertise
Editor
2 Years
Reporter
7 Years
Writer
7 Years
Specialty
Business (general)
4 Years
Entrepreneurship
3 Years
Crime
4 Years
Total Media Industry Experience
7 Years
Media Client List (# assignments
last 2 yrs)
South Florida Times (11+), Univision Miami Channel 23 (6-10)
Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)
Key Biscayne Chiropractic (11+), Saybrook University (11+), National Society of Hispanic MBAs (6-10)
Other Work History
Writer and Owner, OneSharpWriter, LLC, 2012-present
Computer Skills
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel), HTML
Technical Skills
Writing; editing; reporting; interviewing; investigative research; media gathering; online content management; photography; digital photo editing; marketing; social media marketing; press releases.
Equipment
Laptop, digital camera, and digital recorder.
Foreign Language Skills
Fluent Spanish.
Work Permits & Visas
N/A
Unions
N/A
References
Available upon request.
Awards
First place, 2004 Florida Press Club's minority reporting award, class B
Associations
National Society of Hispanic MBAs
Other
Advanced business courses and training in marketing, finance, accounting, strategy, leadership, and organizational development, among other business topics.
Freelancer Availability
I freelance full-time. I live near Miami, FL. I am willing to travel anywhere. I have a driver's license. I have access to a car.
Work Samples
Writing Samples
(NSHMBA Magazine , 4/8/2013)
An enterprising feature on the common mistakes entrepreneurs typically make and need to avoid in social media circles. I shot the images that ran with this article.
(Rethinking Complexity (blog) , 10/2/2012)
Is it wrong to be spiritual, but not religious?
(South Florida Times , 6/29/2012)
South Floridian African-Americans gather on the shores of Virginia Key to honor the memory of their ancestors who were brought to the Americas as slaves.
Additional Writing Samples
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June 4, 2013 | San Francisco
