How Dancing in SF Pride Helped Me Rethink Spin
Yesterday, I did something so quintessentially San Franciscan: I danced in the Pride parade. But first, some background… I am a straight, cisgender, white female. When I received an email […]
5 Steps to a Standout LinkedIn Profile
After struggling as an independent Nelnet affiliate company for nearly a decade, ResumeEdge was brought under the management of our internal agency’s Creative Director. To boost exposure, we launched a multi-channel campaign […]
Northern Light newsletter, March 2009
Once upon a time, I was a traveling journalist for the railroad. News Link contracts BNSF Railway, Union Pacific, Amtrak and smaller regional rail companies as well as leading organizations […]
Code of Ethics and Conduct
One of the most impactful projects I’ve worked on is Nelnet’s Code of Conduct, a document on which I collaborated closely with the Chief Risk Officer for two years. When […]
Making Time for Your Craft / BOOK REVIEW: Writing is My Drink
‘Twas a regular Tuesday, at my regular bar, playing pool with another regular human. Both recent transplants to California, my new friend and I bonded over similarly frustrating job hunts […]
Make Time for Health
My brand of copywriting leans toward an analytical, evidence-sharing style. You challenge me to convince folks of something, and I’m likely to put numbers behind it. But nobody likes to […]
The Importance of Purse Snacks
Walking down the street the other day, I came up to a fellow at a rainy crosswalk eating potato salad out of a plastic container. Odd street snack, I thought, […]
