Robin Schatz

New York, NY USA
Website: http://
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Professional Experience

I'm a veteran editor and writer for magazines, newspapers, online and broadcast, specializing in business, education, healthcare and arts/culture/lifestyle. I've also produced video segments on the arts for a national cable show. As a college professor for the past 10 years, I've taught adults and undergrads alike how to write better. I'm available to coach groups and individuals on their communications skills and media appearances.

Expertise

Editor
12 Years
Producer (television)
3 Years
Writer
30 Years

Specialty

Business (general)
25 Years
Entrepreneurship
7 Years
Health
5 Years

Industries


Academia Teaching
10 Years
Magazine - Large Consumer/National magazines
10 Years
Online/new media
10 Years

Total Media Industry Experience

30 Years

Other Work History

My freelance clients are all pre-2002, and they included consumer magazines such as Working Woman and Martha Stewart Living, and corporate clients such as J.P. Morgan Bank and the Ford FOundation. In 2002, I took a full-time job at Bloomberg News as an editor. All of my writing since then has been for Bloomberg properties. I've been an adjunct professor at Columbia Journalism for 10 years and also currently serve as a visiting lecturer at Fordham. I'm available starting in mid-May for assignments.

Technical Skills

Learning Final Cut and photoshop

Foreign Language Skills

Spanish. Some French, Portuguese

Computer Skills

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Wordpress

Equipment

laptop, digital camera,audio recorder

Work Permits & Visas

U.S. Citizen

References

Available on request

Awards

-Front Page Award, Magazine Commentary/Criticism, Newswomen's Club of New York (2001) -Unity in Media Award, Economics for investigation into misuse of funds by Harlem not-for- profit development agency (1992) -Sidney S. Hillman award, as part of team: "Black and Poor in Atlanta." State DPI and AP awards for same series (1982)

Showcase

Columns

One in a series of award-winning columns on the lives of entrepreneurs.
Why traditional credit scoring hurts many women entrepreneurs who are just starting out, and what one group is trying to do about it.

News Features

How public radio stations are working to develop successful business models.

General

Debate over the efficacy of audience research firms.