David Kravets Email & Phone Number

California, United States

San Francisco, California, Us

For AI startup unitQ, owns various content programs from end-to-end, including writing, ghostwriting, editing, publishing, distributing and promoting extraordinary content for external communications, the unitQ blog, unitQ customer page, unitQ website and unitQ social media channels of LinkedIn and Twitter. Envisions and writes compelling contest entries, executive speeches, white papers, newsletters, customer stories, blog posts, demand generation emails, video scripts and press releases. Crafts thought leadership columns from scratch for unitQ executives for earned and paid media placements. Coordinates cross functionally with internal stakeholders and agencies to generate a content pipeline. Provides executive media training and coaching.

San Francisco, California, Us

Wrote and edited social media campaigns and blog posts, as well as edited, crafted and solicited feature customer stories about how Elastic customers and users embraced Elastic’s software products and solutions. Also had ghostwritten thought leadership stories, created executive talking points, performed media training, and worked with PR agencies in addition to writing press releases. David provided strategic counsel surrounding Elastic's customer success web page, blog, localization of content, media relations, public relations, social media campaigns, and overall editorial direction.

New York, Ny, Us

Supervised Ars Technica’s tech-focused legal, political, intellectual property, business, surveillance, and crime coverage. Mentored young staffers while also contributing daily news reports and features.

San Francisco, Ca, Us

As Wired’s most senior online writer, reported on the collision of technology and the law for Wired’s award-winning Threat Level blog. News topics also included online security, privacy, intellectual property, crime, politics, culture, hacking, surveillance and business.

Sacramento, Ca, Us

Managed California Attorney General Jerry Brown’s daily media operations for a seven-member communications department with a $1 million budget. Performed crisis management, crafted press releases and op-ed columns. Served as an advisor to the attorney general. Conducted opposition research and interacted with print, online, TV and radio media. Provided media relations coaching to Justice Department lawyers and armed agents. Authorized publication of Justice Department reports and reviewed and approved department bulletins distributed to local California law enforcement agencies.

New York, Ny, Us

Covered legal affairs for an international, national, and regional audience. Coordinated breaking legal coverage for AP bureaus across the Western United States. Extensive federal and state trial and appellate reporting. Thousands of hours were spent in courtrooms, and reading legal documents and opinions. Published stories had routinely appeared in thousands of print and online news outlets worldwide.

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Covered the California Supreme Court and federal courts for California’s legal journal of record.

Salem, Or, Us

Covered state politics, elections, and courts for Oregon’s statehouse newspaper of record.

Camarillo, Ca, Us

Covered local courts, local governments and local and California state elections for a six-zoned 100,000-daily newspaper.

Daily beat and enterprise assignment included Camarillo city and Ventura Countygovernment affairs. Based in Camarillo, Calif.

Covered San Diego, Calif. city and county government affairs.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Political Science

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Journalism

Minor Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Philosophy