I currently have the perfect job -- one that allows me to access things that I am both good at and enjoy doing: editing and managing people. It also provides another must: variety.I am responsible for multiple editorial functions, including reorganizing the company's editorial operation to focus on specific subject areas. I also oversee the company's flagship publication, manage a team of highly skilled editors, an editorial operation focused on translating Moody's content into multiple languages and a group responsible for approving much of the content that appears on the company's homepage.I apply a collaborative approach, work hard to understand the unique characteristics of the people with whom I work and aim to tap into the traits that allow them to both enjoy their work and perform at a high level. These skills were honed in a number of high-pressure work environments, including daily newspapers, where I spent the first 20 years of my career and wrote about finance, entertainment, real estate and crime.While leading Moody's flagship publication, contributions from analysts have increased significantly, as has readership. Our customers praise the publication for being a quick read, accessible, topical and current. But I am not one to rest on those laurels: I am continually thinking about ways for the publication to stay relevant with new content and topics that are at the top of investors' minds.I am also active in developing careers, and over the years have worked to empower and prepare editors to take on additional responsibilities to both raise their professional profiles within the company and enhance the overall quality of the company's research. During my non-work hours, I am a soulful house DJ, a political junkie and am just a little obsessed with maps (indeed, I have taught myself how to use Adobe Illustrator in order to draw up my own maps).

Overseeing the company's flagship publication, managing a team of highly skilled editors who work on some of the company's most important research, managing an editorial operation focused on translating Moody's content into multiple languages and leading a group responsible for approving much of the content that appears on the company's homepage.While leading Moody's flagship publication, contributions from analysts have increased significantly, as has readership. Our customers praise the publication for being a quick read, accessible, topical and current. But I am not one to rest on those laurels: I am continually thinking about ways for the publication to stay relevant with new content and topics that are at the top of investors' minds.

Oversee Moody's Investors Service's flagship and most-read publication, which publishes semiweekly and examines how news events affect the creditworthiness of entities that issue bonds. Oversaw readership growth in 2018, and boosted content contributions and the inclusion of significant breaking news stories. Based in New York, but leads a team with members in New York, London and Hong Kong.

An editor of Moody's Investors Service flagship publication, which publishes twice a week and examines the credit effects of news events on entities that issue debt (companies, banks, countries, cities, etc.).

Responsible for the daily business coverage of what was among the six-largest newspapers in the US by circulation. Our coverage included Wall Street, media and entertainment, commercial real estate and fashion and retail. Overseeing a 14-person team, the section under my leadership covered the financial crisis, including the shuttering of a number of financial institutions and the 2010 stock market flash crash.

Oversaw a group of capital markets newsletters, leading a group of 20 reporters globally.