Consultant to publishers and educational technology companies, focusing mainly on the K-12 and children's markets. Clients have included Highlights for Children, Pearson Education, Kids Discover, EducAide Software, Expeditionary Learning, BenchPrep, ReadTheory, and Cricket Media.

Advisor to mid-market investment bank that serves the media, marketing, technology, and education industries.

Noah Text LLC provides tools that help dyslexics, English-language learners, and other struggling readers read more easily with greater fluency, comprehension, and stamina. Built on a patented methodology for displaying text, Noah Text® is now being used in juvenile and adult prisons and K-12 schools. The company offers a line of proprietary books available for sale at the Noah Text Bookstore (https://noahtextbookstore.company.site/). Noah Text® works by highlighting sound parts within words and providing clues to vowel sound pronunciation.

XtraMath is a nonprofit organization that helps K-8 students develop fluency with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts. Used by 600,000 teachers and 6.5 million student per year, XtraMath offers schools, teachers, students, and families easy, simple, and effective math programs in areas where students struggle or need more practice.

New Century Education Foundation is a not-for-profit that designs, develops, and distributes educational software products for the diagnosis, instruction, and assessment of deeply underperforming and highly challenged students who function from kindergarten level to early high school levels.

NYCCC is a community chorus whose mission is to restore the joy of singing to day-to-day life and heal the community through singing. Since November 1994, the chorus has brought the thrill of singing to hundreds of people and its concerts have entertained thousands more.

The Children's Art Foundation's mission is to support the writers and artists of the future. The nonprofit Foundation publishes Stone Soup Magazine, a literary magazine written and illustrated by kids, all under the age of 14. Stone Soup also conducts classes and writing workshops for children ages 8-14.

Literacy Partners strengthens families by offering free classes to low-income parents in New York City, helping them develop the literacy and language skills they need to succeed. Its research-based curriculum also incorporates child development and parenting support to help parents boost their children’s early reading skills, school readiness, and social-emotional growth.

The Education Technology Industry Network (ETIN) represents and supports developers of educational software applications, digital content, online learning.

Chief executive of Weekly Reader Publishing, the well-known publisher of classroom magazines. Oversaw Weekly Reader's transition from print-only to print-plus digital publishing. Also had managerial responsibility for library publisher Gareth Stevens, World Almanac Education Library Services, and the Facts For Learning database business.