• Manage research projects from inception to close: collaborate with clients and colleagues, determine client needs, define project goals, accurately budget work hours, direct researchers, review work product, and edit for delivery. • Write reports that narrate and contextualize the content of historical records in a way that allows clients to connect to their ancestors.• Lead researcher for eight episodes of Who Do You Think You Are?, working in partnership with production company.• Mentor staff in research and writing skills.

• Conducted research for clients; prepared written reports detailing findings.• Researched actor-comedian Chris Tucker for African American Lives (aired February 2006); researched Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Victor Krulak for biography Brute by Robert Coram (published 2010).• Presented more than fifty educational talks and workshops to genealogical and historical groups.• Authored three land lottery abstract books, a militia district map book, a land lottery research guide, and a general research guide, all pertaining to the state of Georgia.

• Compiled fifty-page guide to Native American records and research for use by researchers at the facility.

• Managed archive of non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the history of DeKalb County, Georgia.• Assisted on-site researchers; coordinated daily activities of interns and volunteers.• Processed archival collections, including appraisal, accessioning, arrangement, description, and conservation.• Presented local history programs to school, community, and retirement groups.

• Conducted courthouse research to verify status of property titles and identify restrictions.• Prepared written reports to clearly explain findings, specifying actions required to clear titles before sale.