Dave Burdick is a Vice President, Newsroom Strategy at American Journalism Project. He possess expertise in blogging, journalism, social media, storytelling, editing and 36 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "When Dave Burdick approached me in 2016, he was barely able to contain his excitement about starting Denverite.com. As a business reporter, I was especially skeptical of creating a journalism startup as other media organizations struggled. Basically, I thought Dave was crazy. But ultimately I decided to join the initial Denverite news team, largely due to Dave's passion and vision for the organization. I am glad I did. His curiosity, eagerness to learn and determination helped Denverite get acquired in 2017 and more importantly become a trusted news source for Denver-area readers. On a personal level, Dave gave me the opportunity to shape business coverage for Denverite, allowing me to try various coverage topics until we found what connected with readers. He was also willing to hear cases for additional areas I felt should be covered including barriers to food access and corporate incentives. When it came to concerns or feedback, I always felt I could ask any question or voice any worry. I came away from Denverite feeling like Dave valued me as an employee as well as an individual. Overall, I enjoyed my time working with Dave, and I'm sure others will too." and "Dave Burdick is one of the funniest people I know in America. He has a slightly-bent approach to comedy and his views on life that is wonderfully refreshing, very weird, and entirely enjoyable. While in-no-way being entirely PG in his comedy and writing, there is an underlying optimism and cuddliness to all of his work that points to an very grateful and appreciative view of the quirks of everyday life, which is a wonderful breath of fresh air and a step away from the easy cynicism and sarcasm in today's generation. Dave not only has a great voice, but is a truly trustworthy person, and a phenomenal leader in his work. His enthusiasm spreads thru those that he works with, and his workaholic-inspired work ethic is marvelous. He's great at coming up with creative solutions to problems, but even more so - finding new approaches to ideas from inception, and turning them into great new pieces of comedy. I have the honor of not only having been a comedy colleague of Dave's, but also a friend. And for that I will be ever grateful. Now let's keep it weird."