I've spent more than 25 years working with words, ideas, and people. As a writer, editor, communications leader, and independent publisher, I've helped organizations find their voices, publications connect with their readers, and important stories reach the audiences who need them.
My career has taken me through magazine publishing, national digital media, nonprofit storytelling, and strategic communications. I've served as Editor in Chief for regional and national publications, led creative teams and contributor networks, guided organizational messaging and brand development, and built editorial platforms from the ground up.
At Bozzi Media, where I eventually served as Interim Publisher, I spent a decade shaping publications and telling stories about the communities they served. At CircleAround, the media platform developed by Girl Scouts of the USA, I led a national editorial operation reaching millions of readers. Today, as Editor in Chief of Great Transition Stories, I help bring complex ideas about societal change, community resilience, and peacebuilding into language and resources that more people can explore and use.
Through my independent communications practice, I've also worked with more than 200 clients, helping leaders, organizations, and entrepreneurs clarify their messages, develop their stories, and bring meaningful projects into the world.
What connects all of this work is a belief that communication is both an opportunity and a responsibility.
I've often worked with audiences whose perspectives differed from my own. Those experiences taught me the value of listening closely, choosing language thoughtfully, and looking for the common ground that allows a conversation to continue. I believe we can honor our differences without allowing them to define everything about us.
Outside organizational leadership, I'm also an author and the founder of SheSays Media, an independent publishing enterprise exploring the experiences, stories, and perspectives that shape our lives.
Whether I'm leading a team, editing a manuscript, developing a communications strategy, or writing something of my own, I bring the same curiosity to the work: What matters here? What might we be missing? And how can we help others see it?
