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Entrepreneur in Residence and GM of portfolio company, Tastery.com (formerly Fresh Dish)

Advisor to lifestyle, media and social impact businesses. Clients included; The UCLA Social Enterprise Academy, Sunshine.com, Intent.com, The Chopra Well, Electus Digital, Digitwirl.com, Thesurvivorsclub.org, NowLive.com, Blogtalkradio.com, Parentsask.com, Babble.com.

Responsible for launching a network of online video channels in partnership with Youtube. Oversaw content development and LA based production and established programming schedule and distribution strategy for lifestyle channel, Look TV.

Founder of a multi-platform media company, True Media Inc. Launched truuconfessions.com, an online community bringing together women to share their stories and secrets through the various stages of their lives; wrote the True Mom Confessions book series and co-hosted the abcnewsnow weekly show, Real Moms Get Real with GMA host and abc news correspondent, Juju Chang. *Company sold to TOUGH LOVE LLC in 2012.

Founding Lifestyles editor working directly with Arianna Huffington, founding editor Roy Sekoff and original LA-based staff. Responsible for launching lifestyle section, establishing editorial voice and overseeing editorial calendar, writing weekly columns and bringing in over 300 high profile lifestyle and health & wellness contributors as well as establishing strategic and distribution partnerships.

VP of Production at Walt Disney Studios under Jeffrey Katzenberg & Michael Eisner. President of Production for Scott Rudin and Mark Johnson Productions. Producer of Vince Gilligan's (Breaking Bad creator) first feature film, Home Fries. Responsible for discovery and development of multiple feature films including Nicholas Spark's The Notebook and John Grisham's The Firm.