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, […]
Get Paid for Your Next Idea: Innovation Hub Shares How
My favorite thing about being in communications strategy is owning the piece from beginning to end, through client consultation to interview to draft to final approval and posting. This is […]
A Crash Course in Small Living
Within a week of moving into my new studio apartment, I’d asked a friend to hack off eight inches from a queen-size memory foam mattress so it could fit into […]
What’s Better than Winning?
This piece is near and dear to my heart as a former TeamMates youth mentor. While on Nelnet’s TeamMates steering committee, I got the chance to promote the nonprofit to […]
Nelnet’s diversification strategy
Upon launch of Nelnet’s new Code of Conduct, the COC task force wanted to keep the company’s Core Values front and center, and keep engaging associates with new content promoting […]
New Allocation Metrics for TIVAS
When the Department of Education introduced new metrics on how student loan services would be ranked, Nelnet had to pivot from mainly preventing loan default to encouraging borrowers to enter […]
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