Collaborative Writer & Memoir Strategist for CEOs, Founders, and Families
Leadership. Legacy.
For 25 years, I was a journalist and editor at Money and Inc. magazines, covering the leaders who transformed American business. My work also appeared in The New York Times, Fortune, CFO, and other national publications.
Those experiences taught me to spot the real story inside the noise—and to know what’s worth leaving out.
Leadership and family memoirs don’t fail for lack of material.
They fall short of expectations because the author is too close.
When you’ve lived the story, everything feels important. Chronology crowds out meaning. The most revealing moments—the detours, doubts, and decisions that didn’t make sense at the time—are often the easiest to miss.
My role is to bring distance, structure, and perspective—so a lifetime of experience becomes a story that actually holds together, and gives readers a reason to care.
“You turned my ideas, journey, and insights into a far better book than I could have written alone.”
— Bob Campana,
author, Don’t Look Down!
If you’re considering a leadership or family memoir—and want a collaborator who brings clarity, perspective, and discretion—I’d welcome a conversation.