CAREER INSIGHTS & ADVICE AND ARCHIVE
Women and Girls in Science Day: Going all in to elevate STEM’s hidden figures
Women and girls have a tech issue. From the classroom to the C-suite, a persistent gender gap in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) threatens to leave half the population behind as the world races to embrace AI. Globally, women ...
Perfectionism Is Your Superpower, Not a Character Flaw
Perfectionism has become a kind of corporate confession. “I’m a perfectionist, sorry,” people say in interviews, in meetings, even in performance reviews, as if caring deeply is a liability that needs softening. We are told “perfect is the enemy of ...
AI in Action: How Generative Tech is Reshaping PR and Marketing
Today’s reality is undeniable: generative AI is changing the underlying mechanics of PR and marketing. Professionals are evolving from standard campaign sequences to dynamic model-driven systems that continuously generate, test, and tune messages. The strategic question is no longer “Should ...
The Future of Crisis Comms: Preparing for Reputation Risks in a Digital World
The future of crisis communication is defined by strategies that are AI‑driven, proactive, and instantaneous. At the same time, the scale of investment in AI infrastructure reveals that these tools are not optional add‑ons but rather a pillar supporting the ...
Strategic Leadership in a Fast-Moving Industry
In the latest episode of our WomenHeard: Changemakers podcast, host Georgia Galanoudis speaks with Alia Lamborghini, a senior leader in digital advertising and revenue strategy. Lamborghini invites us to learn more about the world of DSP (demand-side platform) as an ...
Why Community Storytelling Is Essential to Modern Journalism
A documentary I co-produced with Alyssa R. Griffin: “Next Gen Shinnecock: ‘We Are Still Here,” is more than a cultural feature, it’s a reminder of journalism’s responsibility to represent communities that history and media have often pushed to the margins ...
Confidence Kickstart: Practical Tips for Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
When I interviewed for what became my first internship, I genuinely had no idea it was an interview. I thought I’d already been accepted and was just stopping by for a meet-and-greet, maybe sign a few forms, see the office ...
Data-Driven Storytelling: How to Present Facts through Storytelling
The human brain best processes information through storytelling. Looking at long lists of numbers, graphs and charts is overwhelming. Using these numbers, graphs and charts - data - to create a compelling narrative for readers is what will allow them ...
National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Serena waves to the roaring Australian crowd after her record-setting 23rd Grand Slam victory. Simone sticks the perfect landing at the Paris Olympics making her the most decorated U.S. gymnast in history ...
Pandemic Pandemonium: Covid-19, Six Years Later
It’s hard to believe that Covid-19 entered our lives six years ago. For many of us, it feels both distant and uncomfortable, like a chapter we rushed to close without fully processing what it changed. My 2025 documentary: Pandemic Pandemonium: ...
The Power of the In-Between: How Early- Career Communicators Can Build a Meaningful Voice Before the Title
I have been taking public transportation since I was 11 years old. Whether it was freezing cold or sweltering heat, people were always rushing to get somewhere. Through years of traveling across New York City, from middle school to my ...
Data-Driven Storytelling: Using Analytics to Craft Compelling Narratives
Data is everywhere in our everyday lives, whether that be on phones, vehicles or even household appliances. However, insights often feel harder than ever to find. The difference between data that gets ignored and data that drives action usually comes ...
