Created from the merger of true[X] and Gimbal, Infillion is on a mission to fulfill the promise of connected consumer experiences at scale via media and technology. We provide full-service media solutions to agencies and brands, engage in proprietary relationships with partners and publishers, and facilitate outstanding consumer experiences for desktop, mobile, and connected TV that are superior to conventional interruptive advertising models. Infillion deeply values consumers' time, attention, and privacy, and puts a premium on employee satisfaction, talent development, and exemplary leadership.

The Principal Post is an independent advisory and self-publishing platform for personal and institutional narratives and press, serving clients who seek to establish the online record or set it straight. I lead client projects from evaluation and expository interviews through fact-checking, approval or rejection of stories for publication, and oversight of written copy.

I lead all marketing for the media and advertising business at true[X] following its merger with data-centric location technology company Gimbal. This encompasses product marketing and launches, thought leadership, client events and engagements, partnerships, trade and governing body relationships, and recognition for our work and individual leaders within the advertising and technology industries.

I lead in-house content, media relations, and events strategy for true[X], the leading engagement advertising company (acquired by 21st Century Fox in December 2014). I have overseen our presence at premier industry events like Cannes Lions, SXSW, and Advertising Week, as well as hosted our ongoing Media Future salon series.

Regular columnist covering media, technology, and the digital side of politics for The Spectator USA

A member of the inaugural cohort of Policy Hackers - 10 professionals from around the country passionate about helping bridge the gap between innovators and policymakers -- at the Foundation for American Innovation, then known as Lincoln Network. Fellows in the year-long program engage with policy experts, lobbyists, academics, and government officials, building the skills to navigate and engage effectively in the policy arena while developing a principled framework for thinking about the regulation of emerging technology.

Member of the spring 2018 cohort of residents in this 3-month program; worked on a research project and TED talk about bad practices in digital advertising and their effect on individual and collective minds.

As a member of the Google+ marketing team, I managed strategic relationships between Google and the social media industry. I spearheaded our presence at major industry events, led development of interactive campaigns, mapped out our marketing strategy for working with the most influential minds in social media, and worked closely with major partners to help upgrade their Google experience to Google+.

I worked on a team within Google's marketing department to help humanize the company's data and innovations for the outside as well as to spread industry thought leadership within. I served as the managing editor of Google's Think Quarterly journal.

What began as an entry-level job blogging about gadgets turned into a full-fledged role as a reporter and columnist for CNET.com, whose parent company was acquired by CBS Interactive in the middle of 2008. Starting in July 2007 I authored and managed my own blog at CNET, called The Social; over the ensuing months I was based out of both the New York and San Francisco offices, covering social media, e-commerce, advertising, and entrepreneurship. I also made regular appearances on national TV and radio news as a commentator on technology and digital media, including NBC's "Today," MSNBC's "Countdown with Keith Olbermann," CBS' "The Early Show," NPR's "Talk of the Nation," CNBC, Fox Business, BBC America, Al Jazeera English, Fox News, and G4.

Reporting primarily on social media (Facebook, Digg, LinkedIn, MySpace) with a side of New York City's tech happenings, from Silicon Alley goings-on to video game tournaments. Additionally, blogging for CNET's Crave and Webware blogs.

Summer analyst (both the summers of 2004 and 2005) at a Princeton, NJ-based consulting firm specializing in enterprise threat management solutions. Researched and wrote reports for major technology and telecommunications clients -- including cell phone carriers and satellite TV providers -- about the digital piracy threats they face and how to combat them.