About
My leadership style is energetic and adaptive, born of a background in startups, community radio and nonprofits.
I continuously strive to find editorial solutions and operational efficiencies that meet the moment — without ever compromising journalistic integrity.
I studied data journalism, Freedom of Information and public policy reporting while earning my master’s degree from the Missouri School of Journalism. Before that, I studied fiction and poetry at the University of New Hampshire, and creative non-fiction writing & editing at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.
While living on the New Hampshire Seacoast, I volunteered as founding program director and in several other roles for the low-power FM station Portsmouth Community Radio, which went on the air in 2004. In 2017, I helped secure passage of Vermont’s journalism shield law. From 2018-2022, I served as the five-term elected chair of the Society of Professional Journalists’ Freelance Community.
When I’m not doing what I love for work, I’m either reading, writing, swimming, collecting driftwood, riding my motorcycle, tinkering with my fiancé at our off-grid cabin, or hatching a new adventure.