I've spent 15 years writing and editing at the intersection of personal finance, travel, and consumer tech — from breaking news at Engadget to building the credit card coverage strategy at The Points Guy to leading a 15-person editorial team at Business Insider.

My writing is grounded in service journalism: clear, accurate, and useful to real people making real financial decisions. My editing is built on the belief that a great editor doesn't just catch errors — she shapes the story, protects the reader, and makes the writer look better than they thought possible.

Career highlights

Led the migration to evergreen URL structures across Business Insider's personal finance vertical — a foundational SEO decision that contributed to doubling revenue per visit within two years.

Conceived and co-edited "The Road to Home," Business Insider's first-time homebuyer series. NAREE Silver Award winner.

Directed credit card editorial strategy at The Points Guy, including leading coverage of the Chase Sapphire Reserve launch. Generated millions in annual revenue.

Grew the Points Path newsletter to a ~53% average open rate — well above industry benchmarks for daily finance and travel content.

Produced the official Best of CES Awards live show at Engadget, coordinating coverage across global time zones.

Hosted and produced YouTube content at The Points Guy garnering 500K+ views.

Selected work

What Is a Personal Line of Credit? — MoneyLion

Chase Sapphire Reserve Review — CardCritics

Alaska Airlines 737 Economy Review — The Points Guy

The Road to Home — Business Insider: A service journalism series for first-time homebuyers that I conceived and co-edited. Winner of a NAREE Silver Award.

Full portfolio: Authory

Brand and editorial launch work

Screenshot of a webpage titled 'True Stories of L.A.' from April 1 2026. The page features a logo for 'L.A. Reported' at the top left. The main content includes four articles with images: an aerial view of a bridge over a river with green hills, an image of a burnt house with a person standing in front, an urban skyline with tall buildings, and a person on a train platform. The articles are titled 'The bullet train to ... Gilroy,' 'Burned,' and 'L.A.'s preposterous power prices,' with respective brief descriptions.

L.A. Reported is a nonprofit local news startup founded by Forbes and LA Times veterans Scott Woolley and Karin Klein. As assistant managing editor, I helped shape the publication's editorial identity from the ground up — including shepherding the rebrand that produced its distinctive art deco visual language. I also handle Substack configuration, UTM tracking, social media strategy, PR outreach, contributor coordination, and ad hoc AI applications for editorial production.

The publication launched in January 2026 to strong early readership.

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