I'm a visual journalist at The Wall Street Journal. In 2010 I was part of the 'What They Know' team-- we produced a database driven series on the digital tracking industry that won the Loeb award for Interactive journalism. My work was also part of the Journal's investigative series on Medicare fraud. Additionally, I partner with Tommy McCall in an infographics studio. Prior to the WSJ I was the Infographics Director for Fortune Magazine. I was responsible for conceiving, managing and directing all Fortune interactive graphics in collaboration with CNNMoney and all print graphics for the magazine. I was also part of a team that redesigned Fortune.com. Before Fortune I spent 15 years at The New York Times, ten as a graphics editor working on every news desk and as enterprise editor for special investigative projects. I also managed and turned around the Financial News graphics desk and lead a team that redesigned and automated the markets pages. I've taught infographics classes at NYU's Interactive Technology Program, The School of Visual Arts, Parsons and Columbia's graduate program for Strategic Communications. Specialties visual journalist: data visualization, user interface design, information graphics editor, management, project management, creative team building, design, art direction, editing and concepts from creation to implementationread more ...read less ...
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