
Editor in Chief, Wireless Dealer Magazine
Houston, Texas Area

Editor in Chief, Wireless Dealer Magazine
Houston, Texas Area
Editor in Chief
Wireless Dealer Magazine, Circulation 62,000+ subscription-based, independent retail buyers in North America.
communication strategy, creative department development, project management, feature writing, copy editing, graphic design, corporate id, html, commercial photography, custom web design
(Wireless industry)
August 2006 — Present (3 years)
This quarterly 250+ page magazine is delivered to over 62,000 Independent retail product buyers in cellular, audio and electronics as they are related to wireless technologies.
My job is to help create buying confidence in the companies, products, and services that are offered to the independent dealer for resale to the consumer market.
In addition to conducting interviews, reviewing products and writing features about everyone from the startups to industry hallmarks, I also bring in other writers and editors to contribute from their areas of expertise.
Wireless is the technology that we've been daydreaming about for for over half a century so that we may be untethered wherever possible. That definition is expanding beyond the mobile phone and into every aspect of media and the electronics that support them.
(Publishing industry)
December 2008 — January 2009 (2 months)
(Graphic Design industry)
January 2004 — January 2009 (5 years 1 month)
As a one-woman-team, or woman teeming with creativity, my assignments have ranged between writing copy for ads, websites, and articles; to designing websites, logos, and brochures; to photographing people, products, and buildings.
My job is to communicate - by whatever means necessary - a client's value to the market they serve.
(Public Company; Marketing and Advertising industry)
2000 — 2004 (4 years)
Creative design and copy writing exclusively for special projects, business development and internal communications, reporting to senior executives.
(Partnership; 10,001 or more employees; PwC; Accounting industry)
August 1998 — August 2001 (3 years 1 month)
Corporate portraits provided for well over 500 partners and senior managers across the country working directly with Boston, New York and London-based Visual Communication Network offices.
(Privately Held; Consumer Goods industry)
January 1994 — January 1998 (4 years 1 month)
Artwork for the Impromptu(tm) card line, In-house studio photographing product for packaging.
(Privately Held; 501-1000 employees; Food Production industry)
1989 — 1996 (7 years)
One of the country's first digital photography studios was also my first paid professional photography job after college.
The photo studio at Koch was part of an in-house Advertising department for an international food industry processing equipment manufacturer and wholesale supplier. We photographed everything from hog breast splitters to ergonomically designed 10-inch cooks knives to large injection machines and killing pens.
The challenge was shiny surfaces with lots of stainless steel.
1989 — 1993
Member: Texas Rifle Association, Single Action Shooting Society
Former Junior Council Member, New York Museum of Natural History
While I've often been told to do otherwise, I just don't enter contests other than for my hobby as a cowboy shooter. In that endeavor, my biggest win was third place at the Texas State Championships in 2007.