Part of a three-person senior team (2 managing editors, reporting to the editor-in-chief) at a 400,000+ circulation weekly print magazine.I spearhead all coverage of business and the economy, edit other news and politics stories, manage staff writers and freelancers, and supervise content licensing and special sections.

I conceived, assigned and edited cover stories and other long-form articles for the weekly print paper and online, ranging from politics to personal essays to offbeat New York stories. That includes leading our coverage of national issues (including most things Trump-related).

Wrote and edit for major media outlets including NewYorker.com. As a writer, Ifocused often on understanding the economy, in the U.S. and around the world. As an editor, my greatest strength is in bringing major long-form stories from concept to life.

Funded by a four month Ford Foundation grant, I led a team of journalists in a project to surface key stories in criminal justice based on FBI arrest data.

Senior editor at Bloomberg Digital. I was responsible for presenting Bloomberg's economic and financial reporting on the web.I launched Bloomberg's first consumer focused online content and led editorial development of two publishing platforms. I also worked with editorial and product teams to redesign Bloomberg's 22M-unique-visitor-a-month website, managed the home page and planned strategy to build traffic.I wrote frequently, at The Market Now, a Bloomberg.com blog devoted to smart coverage of trends and ideas in the markets and the economy. I launched Bloomberg.com's newsletters and built the Market Now email newsletter to 120,00)+ daily readers.

Responsible for two 1200-plus word features a week for Slate's finance spinoff site (launched the very week of Lehman's collapse). Wrote about everything from Wall Street's crisis to Steve Jobs's cancer.