I am a freelance copywriter for assorted automotive clients. My work includes on-site vehicle guides, on-site blogs, and off-site blogs. Among other things, I'm responsible for doing extensive research and switching between various formats and voices depending on the content. I have been praised for my ability to be factual yet engaging when writing about vehicles and for having an excellent grasp of automotive history.

I am the victory lane announcer and pit reporter for all auto racing events at Thunder Road Speedbowl. I also am the live play-by-play announcer for select events at Thunder Road and White Mountain Motorsports Park. My responsibilities include:• Doing live interviews of drivers before, during, and after all Thunder Road events• Asking engaging and relevant questions concerning the drivers and the event• Keeping the audience informed by reporting the latest developments among drivers and teams• Promoting event sponsors and upcoming events

I am a freelance writer for Daily Meal. I produce feature articles on various food-related topics, including food culture, history, cooking tips, and restaurants. In doing so, I'm responsible for writing engaging, informative content while meeting Static Media style requirements.

I am a freelance copywriter and editor for a variety of contract marketing clients. My responsibilities include producing quality SEO copy while meeting various content and style requirements, including word count, product or service type, and client voice.

I am the proprietor of the Classic Northeast Auto Racing channel on YouTube featuring auto racing videos and shows. This involves acquiring videos and securing posting rights from various organizations and individuals. As part of the process, I digitize and edit videos from formats such as VHS, U-matic, 8mm, and miniDV. I then upload the videos to the channel and add SEO descriptions and metadata. I also promote the channel on various social media outlets.

I was the Media Director for Thunder Road International Speedbowl, the American-Canadian Tour, White Mountain Motorsports Park, and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park. I received the 2020 Pete Hartt Memorial Media Award for contributions to auto racing. My responsibilities included:• Wrote all press releases regarding company/track news and events• Co-ran company web sites and social media accounts• Created media information packets for events and handled media requests• Was in charge of handicapping cars, setting line-ups, running scoring equipment, and other tasks at auto various racing events• Historian and statistician responsible for updating track/series records

I was a freelance copywriter and blog writer for a variety of managed clients and house clients. Responsibilities included producing quality optimized copy while meeting various content and style requirements, including word count, factual accuracy, and client voice.

I provided freelance copywriting services for various clients on an as-available basis. This primarily took the form of category pages and blog posts.

I created, maintained, and audited database records for new and existing products at Keurig Green Mountain. I was in charge of managing multiple time-sensitive accounts and tasks.

I was the race day handicapper and head scorer for the American-Canadian Tour auto racing series. I also provided various freelance services between events, such as calculating points, preparing race reports, and tracking driver statistics.

I edited articles to ensure accuracy and relevance of information. I also performed basic article rewrites in response to significant content changes.

I conducted research and provided written copy for a variety of writing projects and Agile Consulting clients.

I rated high school math standardized test responses using established guidelines and calculations.

I was in charge of writing press releases and race recaps, tracking points and statistics, race-day handicapping and line-ups, operating the scoring system, and other duties as needed.

I covered auto racing throughout New England and eastern New York, including writing race recaps, writing feature stories, interviewing drivers, and posting social media updates.

I was in charge of multiple STM publishing accounts, including copyediting, proofreading, issue management, and customer communications. I was also chairman of the company Social Committee and helped to plan and organize on-site activities.

I was in charge of making announcements of meetings and events along with lining up cars in a timely manner.

I was the cohost of a weekly year-round radio show covering auto racing in the Northeast United States.

I keyed data in the 3rd-shift Lockbox Department while maintaining strict speed and quality standards. I regularly served on the company's Q-Board and Unity Council and made regular presentations to the staff. I was also responsible for training new employees.

I researched and wrote stories in a weekly news format covering city and local politics, business, education, health, and crime.