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CurrentI'm an author and freelance journalist, specializing in personal finance and business issues. That said, I enjoy writing about almost any topic.
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Geoff Williams is listed as freelance journalist, author of the nonfiction books, "C.C. Pyle's Amazing Foot Race" and "Washed Away" and founder of the pop culture blog, "The TV Professor." at Geoff Williams LLC, based in Cincinnati Metropolitan Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at cinci.rr.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Geoff Williams.
Geoff Williams previously worked as Freelance Journalist at Geoff Williams Llc and Blogger at The Tv Professor. Geoff Williams holds Ba, Creative Writing from Indiana University Bloomington.
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I've been writing professionally for 30 years (geez, time flies). In that time, I've written for a variety of publications, including U.S. News & World Report (which I write for approximately twice a week and have been doing so since 2013) and have written articles for The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Reuters.com, AARP, AARP Bulletin, GoodRx, Newsweek, Forbes Advisor, Forbes.com, Experian, SmartAsset, CNNMoney.com, CNET, Al Jazeera America, HuffPost, Entertainment Weekly, Ladies' Home Journal, LIFE, Entrepreneur Magazine, Parenting, PetMD.com, Consumer Reports and many more well-known titles, brands and corporations.Primarily, I specialize in personal finance and business articles, but I've covered a multitude of topics throughout my career. For instance, I was a contributing editor at "BabyTalk" for three years, writing a humor column on fatherhood. And I was a newspaper features reporter at "The Cincinnati Post" for a few years.My books include corporate histories on an osteopathic hospital in Dayton, a local car dealership and a manufacturing company in rural Ohio as well as mainstream books, notably "C.C. Pyle's Amazing Foot Race" (Rodale, 2007), "Living Well with Bad Credit" (HCI Books, 2010) and "Washed Away: How the Great Flood of 1913, America's Most Widespread Natural Disaster, Terrorized a Nation and Changed It Forever" (Pegasus Books, 2013).Specialties: Personal finance, real estate, entrepreneurship (in particular, I have written a lot about startup businesses, franchising, business continuity issues, social entrepreneurism); parenting; history; consumer articles; popular culture
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Loveland, Ohio
I'm an author and freelance journalist, specializing in personal finance and business issues. That said, I enjoy writing about almost any topic.
Loveland, Ohio, United States
I recently started a pop culture blog called "The TV Professor," though, no, I'm not a TV professor. The idea is that TV can be sort of a professor, and... you know, it's pretty hard to explain. If you're curious, you'll just have to check it out at www.thetvprofessor.com.
BabyTalk, a magazine about, naturally, babies. I used to be a columnist there, writing a humor column (or at least it was supposed to be humorous) about fatherhood. I have two amazing daughters.
The Cincinnati Post was part of a much larger company, Scripps-Howard. This was a part-time position; about 20 hours a week. Wonderful job, lots of fun memories, writing slice of life features about river communities along the Ohio River, popular culture, trends, quirky residents in Cincinnati and, really, I covered almost everything imaginable. I left the job after some reshuffling of the staff--my position was being axed, and I wasn't excited about the openings that they offered me. But I kept freelancing for the paper for several years afterward and will always have good feelings for the Post, R.I.P.
This magazine was a teen entertainment magazine. Despite the silly name, it was a great experience and some terrific training ground for me, in my early 20s. I wrote hundreds of articles about teen celebrities in the mid-1990's and frequently interviewed them on movie and television sets, or followed them around at MTV junkets. I started off as an assistant editor but eventually was promoted to associate editor, the big difference being that one job had the word "assistant" in it, and the other job had "associate" in it. Still, a great job with great memories.
Hardly worth mentioning, I guess, since I was only there three months, but this was my first writing/editing/publishing job out of college. I was hired to edit articles and did much of the direct work to make sure the magazine was published on time while the publisher looked for a buyer (she was retiring). It was a good educational experience for someone who knew nothing about the magazine industry.
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Geoff Williams is listed as freelance journalist, author of the nonfiction books, "C.C. Pyle's Amazing Foot Race" and "Washed Away" and founder of the pop culture blog, "The TV Professor." at Geoff Williams LLC.
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Geoff Williams holds Ba, Creative Writing from Indiana University Bloomington.
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