What if everyone who loves the outdoors came together to make parks funded and accessible for all?

Executive Director at a small digital arts-focused nonprofit serving a city of 80,000 in Greater Boston. Oversaw staff managing access television station, internet radio station, arts gallery, podcast network and growing youth program. Successfully negotiated growing funding from city and ARPA sources, raising budget to $760k, negotiating difficult period as organization lost its home of 38 years. Supported artists of all genders, created spaces for neurologically atypical producers, led through unprecedented change at the organization.2022 winner of the Mayor Joe Flufftastic Innovation Award for Impact in Somerville. 2023 winner Community Partner Award, Lesley University Threshold Program.

CabinetM helps modern marketing teams build, manage and optimize their marketing technology suite in a rapidly transforming digital marketing environment. The platform enables full lifecycle support around digital tool discovery, qualification, implementation and management by individual marketers, teams, and throughout enterprise organizations.

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In April 15, 2013, two pressure cookers filled with nails, ball bearings and fireworks exploded at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Three were killed, scores were injured, and a metropolitan area of more than 2 million people was thrown into terror.“The week that made Boston Strong” is the story of the 110 hours between bombing and arrest of the suspects from the perspective of those who helped create the images you saw on TV that week. They had very different to play during that horrible week, but the lessons they have to share are universal: Play nice with other kids, stand up for what’s right, defend the truth and sleep well at night. Buy the book at http://www.amazon.com/week-that-made-Boston-Strong-ebook/dp/B00PHFL2S2

Engaging volunteers in a mission to alleviate suffering -- getting the word out through new media and old. Created from scratch a group of volunteers who can get public safety messaging to the public in seconds -- be it during the Boston Marathon Bombing or during a bad storm.Successes included building a network of twitter followers for @RedCrossMA from 37 to thousands, creating a process for getting disaster relief information to members of the media as they need it, and creating a group of communications advocates among the ranks of Red Cross volunteers.

Principal cheerleader and kick-ass-in-gear-er for a group of fabulous journalists covering the Greater Boston area. Lead journalist supporting publications and news websites in 19 communities. Put newsroom on the Massachusetts political map supporting the launch of WickedLocalPolitics.com by creating must-read-about editorial boards during senatorial and gubernatorial elections -- capped off by a debate streamed from the newsroom between U.S. Rep Barney Frank and challenger Sean Bielat.

Online guru-in-the-making, making sure one of the hippest places on Earth (Somerville MA) has instant video, stories and photos when they want it, 24-7. Managed user-generated content for said hip city, while publishing the weekly print edition of the Somerville Journal. Acted also as big sister for the Cambridge Chronicle, supporting the staff of the oldest continuously published weekly print paper in the U.S.Mission is to take young, talented reporters and help them become adults who tell stories in all the formats we can get our hands on – video, MP3s, printed newspapers, online updates, web exclusives, photo slideshows and by blogging.

Overnight editor. Created the millennial edition of the newspaper that is now buried in a time capsule. Was the first editor to get a full-color front page out on the streets, also the first female in charge of that paper's front page.

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