Helped oversee integration of print and Web operations at a weekly news publication geared for investment advisers. Directed all online coverage, including assigning, editing and posting stories on the site, as well as sending out regular e-mail blasts to a dedicated circulation base. Sent push notifications of breaking news to users of the InvestmentNews iPad app. Responsible for posting stories to the home page, including writing heds and deks -- and getting art -- for the lead news module. Tracked metrics for the site as well as identifying trending stories and topics. Expanded print stories and special reports by embedding multimedia and other digital content into the online versions of the material.

Co-leader of team that launched CFOZone, the first online professional social network for corporate finance executives.

Editor of website for Crain's highly respected and award-winning weekly publication that covered the world of corporate finance. Directed all online coverage, including working with a staff of 10 reporters. Posted stories and sent out e-newsletters. Kept the home page fresh; regularly updated landing pages for sections on the site. Financialweek.com was the winner of the 2008 Neal Award for best website (under 100K monthly uniques).

Engineered turnaround at CFO.com, an Economist Group website that was decimated by the dot-com bust. Boosted employee moral despite a series of job cubs that greatly reduced the number of editors and reporters. Directed the site's editorial coverage, including devising, assigning, editing and posting stories. Continually updated the home page and the landing pages for the various sections on the site. Wrote a weekly humor column that was a reader favorite. In two years, pageviews at CFO.com went up 50% -- and the site started to turn a profit.

Launch editor of eCFO, a start-up publication for the Economist Group covering e-commerce and information technology. The editorial staff consisted of just two editors; almost all writing was done by a group of freelancers who contributed regularly to the magazine. Assigned and edited most of the material in the book. Also wrote stories, including covers and a regular column. Despite a small staff, eCFO was named one of the top three new business magazine launches in 2000 by ASBPE, beating out scores of bigger and better-known consumer titles.

Launch Editor of the first English-language magazine written exclusively for corporate finance executives in Asia. Built a staff from scratch, hiring all members of the edit and art team. Managed a group of freelancers working in various countries in southeast Asia and China. Also coordinated with the Economist Intelligence Unit to secure proprietary data to help augment stories in magazine. Directed editorial coverage, including assigning stories, editing copy and overseeing layout. Spoke at conferences and seminars. CFO Asia premiered in September 1998 -- during the height of the financial crisis in Asia -- but managed to win advertising and critical acclaim.

Wrote cover stories and other features. Editor of regular section that ran in the front of the book. Responsible for coming up with ideas, then assigning and editing the stories for that section. Constantly promoted: In three years, rose from Editorial Assistant to Senior Editor.