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AI safety product manager

Founder of consultancy to nonprofits and companies on issues at the intersection of technology, media, and society. invisiblefabric.com

Civic integrity product manager leading teams in building products that empower people around the world to safely engage with elections on Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger.

Lead PM of consumer-facing product roadmaps for AMC Networks-backed subscription video services, Sundance Now and Shudder.- Drove subscription growth across web, mobile and OTT apps.- Grew in-app engagement.- Established user testing practices to validate early ideas and refine prototypes; ran usability testing and customer interviews; set key metrics; performed data analysis to measure success of major product and feature launches.- Launched new apps on Roku and Apple TV for both streaming services.

Oversaw products integral to the content experience, including content classification, recommendations, and discovery.

Worked with key media partners to increase revenue, build audience, and distribute content via Flipboard's platform. Worked closely with publisher product teams to integrate paywalls and content management services; strategized with publisher sales teams on packaging Flipboard ad products to solve for revenue and planning needs; trained editorial and content marketing teams on using Flipboard tools to extend content distribution and build incremental audience.

Helped establish the Community Innovation Lab, in partnership with the Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics; helped design and run the Lab's accompanying course that taught public policy and urban planning students to identify and address crucial community issues using digital technology and user-centered design approaches. Built course website, booked guest speakers, ran course-related multimedia including livestreaming of all speakers and classes. http://dudleyclass.tumblr.com/about

Ran digital campaign to promote Rio+20, the UN conference on sustainable development, with a UN Foundation grant. Launched campaign website hosting original blog posts and curated content covering conference related topics; ran social media campaign; hired and managed a team of blog editors and writers.

Conducted research for Micah Sifry, co-founder of Personal Democracy Forum and editor of TechPresident.com, on the historical impact of the Internet on politics and civic life. With a co-researcher, I created an interactive online timeline of this history at techpresident.com/timeline.

• Produced “Bridging the Divide,” a Tom Brokaw documentary special on the state of contemporary civil rights. http://www.charactersunite.com/programming/bridging-the-divide• Researched civil rights cases and statistics; searched for characters and experts to feature.• Managed production logistics, oversaw team of production associates and editors.

• Helped launch new, hour-long daily news program airing on NBC O&O stations as part of twelve-person team. • Edited tape and wrote scripts for daily news segments; produced weekly live segment on consumer news with a guest expert; promoted show content on Facebook page.• Experimented with content and production workflow; helped troubleshoot logistical problems; trained new staff.

• Developed and produced stories at weekly PBS news analysis show. http://www.pbs.org/moyers.• Researched background information and prepared Mr. Moyers for studio interviews; fact-checked segments on quick turnaround; researched and pitched topics for coverage.• Worked with producers and editors to cut studio interviews into twenty-minute segments.

• Selected in competitive program for young producers to work at Nightly News, the Today show and Dateline.• Worked for Nightly News and Today at 2008 Beijing Olympics as field producer; worked with head production manager in establishing Today’s sets and temporary production facilities in the Olympic park; managed production logistics for New York team. • Shot, edited and produced breaking news stories and features for broadcast and web; helped produce Dateline’s Gracie Allen Award-winning story, “The Forgotten: Life In Serbia's Mental Institutions.”