I lead editorial content strategy and execution across Food Network's digital platforms, and am heavily involved in the FN's digital content marketing and brand partnerships as well. My team of ten works on all areas of the brand on digital, including editorial daily publishing (on both FoodNetwork.com and off-platform), site and newsletter promotion, syndication strategy (i.e. Apple News), SEO strategy and execution, social content and video, UX writing and programming, e-commerce and affiliate content, content marketing, digital marketing, partnerships, and direct-to-consumer (namely, the Food Network Kitchen app). I like to call us "the hub of the wheel," as we work with many adjacent teams to execute on goals and unite the larger brand context for all of our work. To that end, I also partner closely with our product team to make FoodNetwork.com a top destination for home cooks and food fans. Lately we've been working on improving site search and structure, EEAT features for SEO, as well as enhanced templates for content creation. Plus, our teams are exploring opportunities with generative AI.And with our test kitchen and culinary production teams (as well as a network of social creators and freelancers) we create and promote media that makes the world excited to cook and eat, and work every day toward strategically growing our audience and hitting our partnership goals.

Working closely with Food Network's test kitchen, video producers and social media team, I create fun stories, photos and videos about food for all of our vastly growing digital properties. I manage an editor, hire freelancer writers, photographers/videographers and food stylists, and commission content from culinary contributors — and pore over the analytics to make sure each pitch and project counts.Good with food (and words and a video camera)? I want to know you!

In completion of culinary school (and then afterward), I worked here every weekend, assisting in prep for brunch and dinner, and working garde manger, pasta and dessert stations during service.

After spending a year solely on GoodHousekeeping.com, I was promoted to handle day-to-day operations on HouseBeautiful.com as well (in addition to managing the home and lifestyle categories on GH.com).I managed the team's web editor and editorial assistant, and worked closely with our site director to plan a social-first content strategy. I continued to write, edit, and assign highly produced original stories daily, which contributed to significant traffic growth.

I was one of the first new hires for the relaunch of GoodHousekeeping.com, under Hearst Digital Media's complete reimagining led by Troy Young. I handled all home, holiday, and lifestyle content for the site, writing and editing 1000+ stories (and pitching tons more), laden with social power. Challenged with daily content velocity quotas, I worked on everything from short newsy bites to highly produced features, with original photography, design, and reporting.In my tenure, our team breathed exciting new life into GoodHousekeeping.com, tripling unique visitors in two years.

I assigned, edited and wrote lifestyle, features and travel stories for the print magazine, with digital and social extensions as well. I was part of the team that worked on LHJ's biggest redesign, which aimed to enhance engagement with readers and the blogger community.

Previously an editorial assistant from November 2010 - March 2012.

I researched and fact-checked for Martha Stewart Living magazine (including the magazine's first stand-alone iPad app) and the MSL books and special projects department, working on Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Sewing Crafts and the Power Foods cookbook. Developed editorial experience with food and recipes, beauty, shelter, crafting, and gardening.