May 2023: Gartner Marketing & Communications Award 2023In my role as Content Marketing Manager for Unum, I helped to create, and am the host of the HR Trends podcast. In 2022, our super creative team of marketers took the podcast to the HR Technology Conference, by building a rocket-ship podcast booth and digital campaign. And we won a 2023 Gartner Marketing and Communications Award for it!
Interview: Magazine Editor Magazine, Fall 2022I was delighted to be interviewed by Managing Editor Magazine about my work as a content marketer. Invariably, the conversation also turned towards meditation. Read the story here.
Maine Magazine: Olympia Snowe Interview, 2018"Olympia Snowe is one of the most admired politicians in American history. She was the first woman to serve in both houses of a state legislature and both houses of Congress, and in 1978 at the age of 31, she was—at the time—the youngest Republican woman ever elected to Congress. She has blazed trails for countless women and acted as a role model of bipartisan leadership. What is perhaps less well known is the adversity she faced while growing up in Lewiston. Hit by a series of tragedies, she learned not only how to keep pursuing her goals, but also to thrive. Snowe has returned to Maine with the Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Institute, inspiring a generation of high-school girls to follow their own paths— and imagine a future far bigger than they ever thought possible." Read my cover story for Maine Magazine here.
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March 2017: Book release, Creating Across CulturesA major book project that I worked on was launched at the Asia Society Hong Kong on International Women's Day. Described by Evan Osnos of The New Yorker as "a magnificent book - there is something fascinating on every page", this enormous tome captures the in-depth life stories of 16 trailblazing female artists from Greater China. I was honored to be part of the team of journalists and scholars who worked with editor Michelle Vosper (Asian Cultural Council) on this historic book project, and wrote three of the 16 chapters:
May 2017: Time Out Hong Kong, 'The Art Issue'"Ming Wong has been meditating on our city's nature as a meeting point of the ancient and futuristic. "Hong Kong awakens something," muses the Berlin-based artist. "It opens up time for me — backwards and forwards." That artist, who represented Singapore at the 53rd Venice Biennale in 2009, and has been celebrated globally for his video and performance works, came to Hong Kong this winter with a residency from Spring Workshop. His mission: To study where Cantonese Opera, one of the world's oldest living art forms, intersects with the future and, more specifically, with Chinese sci fi novels." Read now.
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