I’m a veteran journalist and editor with experience covering public policy, design, technology, business, environmental issues and general interest topics.

I am currently a research associate at Harvard Business School. I produce the podcast put out by the school's Managing the Future of Work project. I also conduct general research, write, and edit.

My reporting has appeared in The Economist, The New York Times, Wired Magazine, Metropolis, The Financial Times, FastCompany, NationalGeographic.com, The Toronto Globe and Mail, Grist Magazine, Architectural Record, The Architect's Newspaper, Red Herring, ComputerWorld, Boston Magazine, CIO, and other publications. I have also written academic case studies and worked as a freelance book editor.

Previously, I edited Land Lines, the quarterly magazine of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, managing all phases of editorial production, from commissioning articles through print and online distribution.

In more than 30 years as a journalist I've worked as a writer and assignment editor. I’ve written and edited a wide range of story types, from wire service and daily Web coverage to features. I’ve received publishing industry awards for feature writing and special reports.

I’ve managed reporters and handled layout and production for print and Web publications. I’ve also organized discussion panels and conference presentations.

As a senior editor for computer industry publications in the 1990s, I covered information technology and the Internet. As a contributing editor for Technology Research News, I covered advanced research at university, government and corporate labs.

Since 2000 I’ve written on such topics as sprawl, bird-safe design, brownfields redevelopment, emissions credits, preservation of antiquities, sustainable preservation, and economic metrics.

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