Hundreds. That’s how many food and drink stories—chefs, bartenders, ingredients, trends, wine—I’ve written.
Here are some favorites. Click to read.
Kiwi Is the Ingredient Your Guacamole Is Missing, Heated, May 2020
The Ultimate Alternative to Champagne Is Versatile, Affordable, and Increasingly Available, VinePair, April 2019
You’re Probably Drinking Your Rosé Wrong , Observer, July 2015
What Did The President's Chef Fry, And How Did He Fry It?, Bloomberg, Oct, 2014
Just Back: Tales of the Cocktail, The New York Post, July 2013
Sandwich Pairings, Edible East End, July 2012
The End of Snap, Crackle, and Pop Culture: Food + Cooking, Gourmet, July 2007 — (sometimes this link doesn’t work but it’s worth a shot because Gourmet(!) and it’s fun)
The intersection of architecture, design, and real estate is pretty clear. I’ve covered the topics individually and together (see Profiles too), creating everything from front-of-book to features.
Here are some favorites. Click to read.
Inside the Most Spectacular New Stadium in Tennis, Architectural Digest, May 2019
One of the Biggest Industries in the Country—Construction—Still Has a Big Woman Problem, Commercial Observer, February 2017
Say Grace: Gabriel Kreuther at the Grace Building, Commercial Observer, September 2015
The Incarnations of Times Square’s Knickerbocker Hotel, Commercial Observer, April 2015
You Can Now Build a Multi-Million Dollar Home via Your iPad, Bloomberg Pursuits, December 2014
Are there bad locations -- or just bad businesses?, CNN/Money (AKA Fortune Small Business), October 2009
I had a monthly column on Interior Design’s website for a couple years, creating stories with slideshows about trends and innovations in architecture and design across all industries. Here’s one (beware of weird formatting):
Museums as Design Innovators Interior Design, August 2012
I am fortunate to have met so many amazing, interesting people, and tell their stories. It’s hard for me to be selective and share only a few of my profiles. As I look back, each one is a favorite. Here are a few. Click to read.
David Rockwell is Taking on NYC’s Restaurants, Theater and Airports, Commercial Observer, January 2017
Veronica Mainetti, a Sight for Sorgente Eyes, Commercial Observer, March 2017
A Portrait of the Artists Documenting WTC’s Progress, Commercial Observer, October 2015
When Larry Met Bjarke…, Commercial Observer, April 2015
What Nobu’s sushi chef does on his day off, Edible East End, October 2011
About 10 years ago I wrote a number of stories for the Innovations section of NYSE magazine. Topics included solar power, electric vehicles, whiskey, and fertilizer. Because they appeared in print, none are available online.
This selection of clips is a nod to things that move us forward. Click to read.
Test-driving a new Lamborghini in the desert, Observer, March 2017
The Best Part of Pokémon Go Is Not What You Think, Observer, July 2016
What Can Contemporary Design do for Religion?, Interior Design, December 2012
They have great chemistry!, The New York Post, January 2012
When I was regularly traveling and writing about it, someone told me my life was not real. I think about that alot.
Here are some favorite stories from my not-real life. Click to read:
6 Reasons Why This Is the Perfect Parisian Detour, Afar, March/April 2016
Exploring Cincinnati, mayoral-style, The New York Post, February 2013
I have worked with diverse stakeholders—from arts organizations to investment banks—on communications initiatives for a variety of audiences. I've developed strategy and managed projects across all forms of media from concept to analysis.
As a communications consultant I've created hundreds of emails, newsletters, press releases, speeches, op-eds, white papers, presentations, magazines, employee profiles, how-to's, social media posts, web pages, video scripts
And I'm not at liberty to share. I take non-disclosure and proprietary information agreements seriously.
I can show off work I did for The Pulitzer Prizes. I spent a year creating and managing the brand's digital communications. Check out the Instagram account. There were 30 followers when I took over the account in 2016.
Please email me to discuss projects. .
