Editorial Director of Hanover Square Press, an imprint of nonfiction and fiction at Harlequin/HarperCollins, publishing authors such as Dan Abrams, John Banville, the Dalai Lama, Michel Faber, Karine Jean-Pierre, Gov. John Kasich, Steve Reich, Rick Ross, Rev. Al Sharpton, and Randy Wayne White.*Started Hanover Square Press in 2016, handling the naming and visual branding, hiring staff members, acquiring titles, and creating a five-year plan for the imprint.*Developed an imprint expansion plan after the first five years, hiring additional staff, increasing title count, and broadening publishing categories.*Acquire and edit nonfiction in the categories of biography, business, film/television, finance, history, memoir, music, politics, science, and sports, as well as fiction in the categories of literary, speculative, and crime.*Publish New York Times bestsellers such as Dan Abrams’s Lincoln’s Last Trial, Tova Friedman’s The Daughter of Auschwitz, Madeline Martin’s The Last Bookshop in London, and Rick Ross’s Hurricanes.*Publish award winners such as Girly Drinks (James Beard Award), The Lady from the Black Lagoon (SCIBA Book Award and Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Award), Seventeen (Ian Fleming Steel Dagger), All Blood Runs Red (Gold Medal, Military Writers Society of America), and Snow (Strand Award). *Publish books that have appeared on end-of-year lists in Esquire, New York Times Book Review, NPR, Washington Post, and more, and were chosen for Book of the Month Club, IndieNext, and Library Reads.

Editor of nonfiction and fiction for the Thomas Dunne Books and Minotaur Books imprints, including such authors as Peter Ackroyd, Sen. Robert Byrd, Buddy Cianci, Richard A. Clarke, Dario Fo, Barbara Leaming, Robert Littell, Henry Marsh, Micael Palin, Sen. Bernie Sanders, William Shatner, Wilbur Smith, Sen. Arlen Specter, and Robert Vaughn.*Acquired and edited nonfiction in the categories of biography, business, cooking, film/television, finance, history, memoir, music, politics, science, self-help, and true crime, as well as fiction.*Edited New York Times bestsellers and award winners including Brian Doyle’s Martin Marten (the John Burroughs Medal for Distinguished Nature Writing and the Oregon Book Award) and Steve Hamilton’s The Lock Artist (Edgar Award). *Created and judged the annual Tony Hillerman Prize for best first mystery set in the Southwest, working in association with Anne Hillerman and the Tony Hillerman Writers Conference in Santa Fe. *Developed IP projects in-house such as Seal Team 666, which became a multi-book series optioned to MGM. *Hired and supervised an editorial assistant and managed the imprint’s intern program.

Assisted two editors in publishing academic and trade nonfiction titles.