Michael Dunphy

Burlington, Vermont USA
12 Years Experience

Professional Experience

In Mike Dunphy's 12-year career as a journalist, he has covered arts, culture, cuisine, news, events, travel, and tourism for CNN, USA Today, Forbes, Fodor's, Metro, Travel Weekly, Huffington Post, DuJour, and PBS, among many others. As a custom content producer, he has worked with companies like Geico, Caesars Palace, Planters, and Allstate. He also comes with significant editing experience, currently serving as managing editor of The Bridge newspaper in Vermont and assistant editor of Best in Burlington and Best of Central Vermont magazines. He has also served as a guidebook editor with Fodor’s and Insight Guides. Mike Dunphy is always open to new writing and editing opportunities. Feel free to contact.

Expertise

Writer 12 YearsEditor 6 YearsOther, Specify 5 Years

Specialty

Arts & Humanities 12 YearsLifestyle 12 YearsTravel 12 Years

Industries

Magazine - Large Consumer/National magazines 12 YearsMagazine - Trade magazines/publications (B2B) 8 YearsOnline/new media 10 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • CNN Travel (1-2)
  • Fodor's (10+)
  • Metro NY (10+)
  • USA Today (10+)
  • Huffington Post (10+)
  • Insight Guides (6-10)
  • NYC Monthly (10+)
  • DuJour (1-2)

Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • Geico (3-5)
  • Caesars Palace (3-5)
  • Allstate (3-5)
  • Planters (3-5)

Awards

Buckham Scholarship (Study abroad) Fellowship at Emerson College

Other Work History

I am also an instructor at the Gotham Writers Workshop in New York City, where I teach classes in article writing, travel writing, and creative non-fiction

Foreign Language Skills

Turkish, Estonian, French, Italian, Czech

Computer Skills

Word, InDesign, Photoshop, Adobe, HTML, Social Networking,

Equipment

audio recorder, digital camera, laptop

References

AnneLise Sorensen - New York Magazine Luke Epplin -- Fodor's Travel Tracie Michelle Murphy -- Metro NY

USA Today

Travel Weekly

Virtuoso Life

Geico

AirChicago Magazine

Fodors

Metro

DuJour