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I've ideated, wrote and edited thought leadership content, strategic frameworks, messaging and corporate communications across the dizzying worlds of AI, FI, M&A, IP litigation, cryptocurrency, digital consulting and more. My work has appeared in national media outlets like Kiplinger, TechCrunch, Fast Company and Forbes.
5+ years experience in ghost writing and editing articles, blog posts, op-eds, white papers, reports and newsletters; drafting copy (paid, organic social, and print); launching and strategizing marketing campaigns; and collaborating with SMEs across functions to facilitate all of the above.
I'm passionate about creative writing and music, and earned an MFA for Poets and Writers at UMass Amherst, where I taught college writing for three years to undergraduates.
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