at Atlanta Soccer News
Greater Atlanta Area
at Atlanta Soccer News
Greater Atlanta Area
EXPERIENCED web and print journalist, emphasizing the following:
* INNOVATIVE PROJECT LEADER for various online newsroom initiatives
* SKILLED PRACTITIONER of Web tools and online journalism strategies
* MULTIMEDIA STORYTELLER with photos and audio and video training
* ENERGETIC TRAINER in online news staff development efforts
* VERSATILE REPORTER, freelance contributor and blogger
* SELF-MOTIVATED LEARNER and digital media enthusiast
Reporting, writing and blogging on sports topics, especially basketball and soccer; online news project management, editing and production; teaching Web skills and concepts; search engine optimization.
(Online Media industry)
June 2009 — Present (2 months)
This site covers the Atlanta soccer scene -- from youth and amateur adult to professional, women's, international and the local soccer industry.
(Sports industry)
October 2008 — Present (10 months)
I write about the business and marketing of women's basketball, from the international and professional game to the college scene and the high school/youth/grassroots levels.
(Sports industry)
April 1991 — Present (18 years 4 months)
Contributing writer and editor for influential monthly publication covering the college basketball scene.
(Media Production industry)
May 2008 — September 2008 (5 months)
Responsible for an array of short- and long-term assignments as an editor and producer. Coordinated ajc.com coverage of the 2008 Peachtree Road Race, which generated page views well beyond target goals; produced content on occasion for various groups at ajc.com; led search engine optimization (SEO) strategies within the special projects group; assisted in digital newsroom training efforts; created special topics pages to fill editorial needs and drive traffic on a multitude of news subjects.
(Privately Held; 5001-10,000 employees; Newspapers industry)
September 2004 — May 2008 (3 years 9 months)
Handled a wide variety of responsibilities, from daily production of sports channels to tackling projects and special topics (NFL draft, college football) and helping train new staffers.
(Privately Held; 5001-10,000 employees; Newspapers industry)
February 1990 — September 2004 (14 years 8 months)
Assigned to college football and basketball (including SEC, ACC, major bowl games and NCAA Final Four); 1996 and 2000 Olympic Summer Games; 1999 and 2003 Women's World Cups; 2002 men's World Cup; and coverage of high school, professional and miscellaneous sports.
U.S. Basketball Writers Association; Society of Professional Journalists; WiredJournalists.com.