Editor and Director of Operations in the US for non-profit publication entitled “October 7,” a book with dozens of compiled firsthand testimonies from survivors of Hamas’ slaughters and kidnappings of thousands of innocent people in Israel on October 7, 2023. This book includes a foreword by Isaac Herzog, President of the State of Israel, and Eric Fingerhut, CEO of Jewish Federations of North America. As Director of Operations in the US, I am responsible for successfully publishing the book in the US; distributing it to communities across the country; organizing events commemorating the kidnapped and the fallen; organizing book launches; and overseeing all US partnerships. As Editor, I edited the English version of this book in coordination with our publisher, Prospecta Press.

· Organize and execute all appointment and meeting scheduling with internal and external participants for CEO and President of New York's foremost cultural and arts institution· Steward lists of attendees for all 92NY Board meetings and events; create spreadsheets to track appointments with major potential donors · Analyze budget and donor data and summarize for managers· Provide onsite support at 92NY Talks events or book launches outside standard work hours with 92NY sponsors, including United Airlines, the Welsh Government, Penderyn Whiskey, and others

• Conduct research in NYC Parks Dept. archives for Browne’s book on the music history of Greenwich Village• Transcribe interviews with historical icons of the Greenwich Village music scene from the 1950s - 80s

• Wrote and published at least two 1,000-word articles per semester in the digital and professional print issues of SHEI in order to channel interests in fashion & music history as well as a talent for writing creative essays• Directed, conceptualized, and styled photoshoots according to a specific magazine issue theme; helped plan events; channeled creative and artistic abilities as well as innate leadership skills; made models feel comfortable in expressing themselves

• Interviewed singer-songwriter-producer Labrinth on his score of HBO series 'Euphoria' in a published features piece on the Rolling Stone website• Published five music news articles for the Rolling Stone website, which summarized different episodes of the RS video series "The First Time" as well as Spotify's "Under Cover" podcast• Fact-checked significant sections of text during the editing process of the monthly print issues of RS alongside research editors• Conducted in-depth, months-long research for senior writers Kory Grow and David Browne culminating in a features piece about the fall of Woodstock 50, called "'It Was One Problem After Another': How Woodstock 50 Fell Apart" (I am credited by name for my research at the end of this article) • Mastered operation of the Rolling Stone CMS (Content Management System)• Attended daily publication-wide meetings, editor meetings, and music features meetings, where ideas were pitched and discussed• Transcribed dozens of interviews with efficiency that were conducted by RS writers and editors • Became knowledgable and well-acquainted with the Rolling Stone magazine archives after hours of research, which was a large help in other research endeavors

• Led in reading and reviewing creative writing manuscript submissions from Washtenaw County prisoners to be published in PCAP’s "Michigan Review of Prisoner Creative Writing"• Composed detailed and constructive acceptance/rejection letters after hours of review to be sent to prisoners for their manuscript submissions