Took second place in a booty shake dance contest at Atlanta’s legendary Freaknik festival, 1998.

Ran on a platform of “Subcultures Unite.”

Talking hedge funds with editor Ronald FInk at the annual holiday party at the Plaza in NY.

Four years as captain of the lacrosse team.
New Jersey State Champions.

Ran all aspects of the biz in partnership with the designer, Harmony Fuller.

Creator of The Home Depot online copy style guide aka The Copy Toolkit - a resource for brand voice/tone and copy standards across 10+ copy channels. Serving 25+ internal and external departments.

Discovered many gems from the archives in support of “The Race Beat: The Press, the Civil Rights Struggle, and the Awakening of a Nation” winner of the Pulitzer Prize by Gene Roberts and Hank Klibanoff.

Tight Bros Network has made dreams happen for thousands of emerging musicians. Voted “Best of Atlanta” Local Concert Promoter 2006, 2007 and 2008 - Creative Loafing, Atlanta.

Led the eyedrum, a 25-year-old all-volunteer nonprofit organization through its first decade, establishing structure, mission and values. Created a space to support thousands of emerging artists, musicians, new projects and businesses.

Represented New Jersey at the National Young Leaders Conference. on Capitol Hill, Washington DC.

“Brings into each of them [poems] the certainty of the interconectedness of words, of a content of psychic and social pressures, engaging with the disjuction of wealth and povery in the American culture, the omnipresent shadow of patriarchy and violence agains women.” - Small Press Distribution

This Open Face Sandwich - a literary annual - won Gold place in the “Fiction in the South” category. Published by my book-arts venture, Fifth Planet Press.

Business and finance SME for the AJC’s newsroom specializing in online resources and regular columnist for the Investment Quarterly.