There was always a magazine tucked inside my stack of school books in high school. I was 14 and aspired to be editor-in-chief of a health magazine.

And I was on my way, graduating from writing for my high school newspaper to leading my college paper as editor-in-chief. Those were the days of mechanicals and rubyliths, but I led the transition to desktop publishing. No longer would have to manually type into column-widths; we had landed a brand new Macintosh SE to format type. Then I scored my first job at a daily newspaper, then Reuters, then a magazine, then...

The Internet happened. I switched from print to digital in 1995.

I'm inspired how websites, social media, email, apps, and video connect people to turn ideas into actions.

Digital media makes the world a smaller place. Good thing. We're all in it together.

I aspire to inspire. Let's connect.