• Managed an online media company covering digital finance and fintech.
• Built an audience of about 14,000 people, mostly in Hong Kong and Singapore’s finance and fintech industries. Over 3,000 ask to receive newsletters; MailChimp open rate: over 30%.
• Managed all content, business operations, client work, and social media (personal LinkedIn followers: close to 4,000).
• Worked with clients to create packages of white papers, videos, and meetups or events.
• Volunteered as co-chair of the WealthTech Committee at the Fintech Association of Hong Kong.

• Authored fiction and non-fiction books, including "Cowries to Crypto: The Story of Money, Currency and Wealth" and "Who Killed the King of Bagan?" published by Oanda Corp and Penguin Random House, respectively.
• Published credits include The Story of Angkor (Silkworm Books), Bloody Paradise (Water Street Crime), and Gaijin Cowgirl (Crime Wave Press).

• Managed and led strategy for the editorial teams of Haymarket's financial titles, including FinanceAsia, AsianInvestor, and Corporate Treasurer.
• Established digital strategy for HFM.
• Relaunched FinanceAsia with a new editorial mission.
• Managed a team of 20 reporters, editors, and researchers.

• Covered the rise of institutional Asian capital and the global asset management companies serving that clientele.
• Established over 30,000 audience of asset-management professionals.
• Built, led, and mentored teams of reporters and editors.
• Helped establish the conference series, which became (and remains) the number-one revenue producer at HFM.
• Served many corporate clients with content needs.
• Managed on-stage presence such as moderator, Q&As, presentations, and awards, including moderating panels at Boao Asia Forum in China.

• Worked as a financial reporter at I.I. News in New York City, covering operations, foreign exchange, and emerging capital markets.
• Led Hong Kong office as bureau chief.

First graduate student to have a thesis published in the university's journal for international affairs, on Poland's transition to capitalism, 1991-1994.