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Communications Specialist and Writer
With more than a decade of experience writing for a variety of mediums, including newspapers, trade journals, marketing materials and web copy, I adapt to any writing style or topic quickly. My work in journalism, corporate communications and nonprofit organizations has given me the chance to write everything from articles on police news to in-depth features. I’ve crafted press releases to publicize both nonprofit fundraising events, the results of complex medical studies and many topics in between. I'm comfortable writing about just about any topic, with specific experience in health care, insurance, education, local government and the hospitality industry. I excel at taking complex information, breaking it down and creating engaging and accessible content. Specialties: - News and feature articles - Proofreading and editing - Marketing collateral - Email marketing/newsletters - Website content creation - Press releases
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Freelance Writer
Mark Peters is a freelance journalist, copywriter, author, and namer living in Chicago. He authored Bullshit: A Lexicon—a handy guide to identifying and calling BS in all its many forms—and has regularly contributed to The Boston Globe, McSweeney’s, and Visual Thesaurus. Over the last 20 years, Mark has written in various genres, including: — Academic articles for American Speech — Book reviews for Publisher’s Weekly — Interviews for The Comics Journal and Salon — Gift copy for Blue Q — Trivia and humor calendars for Sellers Publishing — Ghost-written articles and white papers for Tableau Software Mark has also published articles in Bark, Chicago Magazine, Chicago Reader, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Columbia Journalism Review, Cracked, Esquire, Funny Times, History Magazine, Jack Kirby Collector, Mental Floss, Nerve, New Scientist, Psychology Today, Slate, The Writer, and Writer’s Digest. At SAP, Mark put his lexical knowledge to use, spending five years as a naming consultant and project manager. He has a PhD in English from the University of Buffalo and is a Second City Writing Program graduate. In his free time he likes to devour graphic novels and hunt for the best grilled/fried/whatever chicken in Chicago. Let him know if he can write or name something for you.
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Award winning PR director specializing in Cannabis, Higher Education, Legal Services, Non-profits and Telecommunications
With over a decade in communications and public relations, I'm passionate about solving clients' media challenges. I thrive on crafting creative solutions, working collaboratively, and getting to know clients to help them tell their stories. Honored with awards from multiple PRSA chapters in New York State, I bring a proven track record of delivering award-winning content and strategies across diverse industries such as higher education, legal services, cannabis, and IT. Let's connect and explore how I can bring your narrative to life.
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Event Writer
After recently graduating from Binghamton University with a Bachelor's in Economics and Minors in Writing Studies and History, I'm looking to take the skills I've learned into the professional sphere. For the past two years, I've written for Binghamton's Pipe Dream Newspaper, which is the oldest publication on campus. During my time with Pipe Dream, I specialized in event coverages and production reviews. I also added some of my classwork that features my writing potential. Happy reading!
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Cybersecurity Producer/Reporter
Information Security professional with a Master’s in Cybersecurity Governance from an international institution with experience delivering cybersecurity solutions to clients and project management involving multiple stakeholders. Former journalist with experience reporting, radio producing, and writing/publishing articles online. Focus on international events and delivering in-depth reports on cyber threats and trends. Below is a non-exhaustive list of links to my published work — please get in touch for more information!
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Copywriter & Account Director
I'm an energetic Marketing/Account Director who's passionate about copywriting, digital marketing, and brand storytelling. I have hands-on experience with everything from consumer research, to cross-channel campaigns, to navigating diverse stakeholder groups, and beyond. I love collaborating with awesome people to make creative ideas happen.
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Writer | Editor | Storyteller
Max Silver is an artist from San Francisco with a diverse background in teaching, writing, visual arts, digital media, and creative content. Max holds a BA in Art from the University of California, Santa Cruz (2020), and has developed a wide range of skills that enable him to thrive in various fields. Currently, Max is a Freelance Copyeditor for DayDaCo, a digital platform aimed at reducing carbon emissions in the dump truck industry through paperless technology and hydrogen-fuel trucks. In this role, Max edits and refines content to align with the company's mission of sustainability. Additionally, he teaches Watercolor Painting classes for adults, where Max guides students through basic watercolor techniques in a relaxed and creative setting. Participants are encouraged to unwind, enjoy a glass of wine, and explore their artistic abilities. Previously, Max worked as a journalist for Broke-Ass Stuart, an independent news platform that covers the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and New York. He contributed in-depth stories exploring the LGBTQIA+ art scene, racial justice, sexual assault allegations, genderqueer relationships, U.S. history, burlesque culture, and even the city's iconic love for avocados. Max's work blends critical social issues with a celebration of local culture, offering readers a unique, thoughtful perspective on both the serious and the playful sides of life. Beyond professional work, Max is the creator and founder of Adventures in Calthumbria, a medieval sci-fi fantasy series. This project includes a book featuring hand-painted and digital watercolor illustrations, an episodic podcast series, and plans for an animated adaptation. Max oversees all aspects of production, from writing and storyboarding to sound design and voice acting, as well as leading a talented team of artists, sound-designers, voice-actors, musicians, and other creative collaborators. In this role, Max utilizes a range of creative tools, including Adobe Creative Cloud, Reaper.fm, and AI programs like MidJourney and DALL-E 2 to bring the project to life. He is deeply passionate about storytelling, visual arts, and bringing creative visions to fruition.
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Editor/Writer
William Brian Stone is a seasoned writer and editor, having worked for both online and print publications covering a variety of subjects ranging from sports to cryptocurrency.
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Community Affairs & Advocacy Leader | Multi–Emmy Award-Winning Journalist | FIU Hall of Fame Inductee | Certified Chaplain
Dr. Griselle Marino is a multi–Emmy Award-winning journalist, community affairs and advocacy leader, and certified chaplain whose distinguished career spans more than three decades across journalism, government, emergency management, nonprofit leadership, and civic engagement. Inducted into Florida International University’s (FIU) School of Communication + Journalism Hall of Fame in 2022, she is a five-time Emmy nominee and the recipient of an Honorary Doctorate in Ministry for Advocacy and Journalism (2024). She currently serves as Program Director of the Hispanic Affairs Advisory Board (HAAB) under the Office of Community Advocacy for the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners, where she leads community engagement, cultural programming, and public-policy initiatives that reflect the voices and heritage of nearly 70% of the County’s residents. Since joining Miami-Dade County in 2004, she has served under nine Commission Chairs, earning a reputation for integrity, collaboration, and results-driven leadership. Before leading HAAB, Dr. Marino served as Communications and Media Director for the Office of Community Advocacy since January 2018, overseeing external affairs for twelve advisory boards representing Miami-Dade’s multicultural population—including the Asian-American, Black Affairs, Community Relations, Commission for Women, Domestic Violence Oversight, Elder Affairs, Hispanic Affairs, Interfaith, and LGBTQ boards, as well as the Goodwill Ambassadors Program. She previously served as Director of the Media Division of the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners beginning in January 2015, where she developed County-wide media strategies to strengthen communication and transparency. Earlier, she worked as Public Affairs Manager for Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and the Office of Emergency Management beginning in 2011, where she represented the County in FEMA emergency exercises and served on the Regional Domestic Security Task Force. Her emergency management experience includes advanced training at FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute in Emmitsburg, Maryland, where she specialized in the Joint Information Center structure and National Incident Management System (NIMS)—frameworks designed to unify government and private-sector response during large-scale crises. She also completed training in weapons of mass destruction, terrorism response, and community resiliency and has maintained both federal and state security clearance. Dr. Marino began her County career as a Public Information Officer at the Miami-Dade Aviation Department in 2004. In 2017, she completed more than 50 professional certifications in new media, web analytics, and digital marketing through the County’s Integrated Communications Division, further enhancing her digital communications expertise. Before entering public service, Dr. Marino built a national reputation in broadcast journalism. In the private sector, she anchored news for Bay News 9, a 24-hour station affiliated with CNN, covering major national and international stories such as the Terri Schiavo case, the death of Pope John Paul II, and the Jessica Lunsford murder investigation. While there, she conducted an exclusive one-on-one interview with Lord Charles Spencer, brother of Princess Diana. Earlier in her career, she served as a journalist for Telemundo Channel 51, where her reporting earned two Emmy Awards in the categories of Writing and Investigative Reporting, along with five total Emmy nominations in public affairs and feature writing. In Miami, she also hosted a community assistance segment for Channel 41 titled “Quiereme Descalzi.” Her investigative work has been recognized internationally and in Congress. She was honored by Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen on the floor of the U.S. Congress for her coverage of a Colombian mother’s reunion with her daughters abducted to the Middle East by their Syrian father. Her exposé on Cuba’s HIV confinement centers was cited in United Nations and U.S. Congressional human-rights reports. Throughout her journalism career, Dr. Marino has interviewed global leaders and dignitaries including Prince Albert of Monaco, Mikhail Gorbachev, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Lord Charles Spencer, former Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, and U.S. Surgeon General David Satcher, among others. She has covered defining moments in modern history such as the September 11 attacks, the 2000 presidential election, and the Elián González custody battle. Dr. Marino holds an Associate in Arts degree in Business Administration from Miami Dade College, a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication with a minor in English from FIU, and 43 credits in legal studies from FIU’s College of Law. While at FIU, she was a staff writer for The Beacon newspaper. She interned at Univision 23. She launched her on-air reporting career with Radio Caracol in 1993, where she interviewed major political figures, including U.S. presidential candidate Ross Perot and former Nicaraguan President Violeta Chamorro. Her legal experience includes a tenure with renowned defense attorney Roy Black, where she gained courtroom exposure on high-profile cases and served as a panelist at Florida Supreme Court media seminars. Over the years, Dr. Marino has served as an Emmy Awards judge for the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, beginning in 2005 with the Lone Star Emmy Awards. In 2010, the Latino Leaders Network in Washington, D.C., named her a “Media Latino Leader.” Dr. Marino’s commitment to advocacy extends beyond journalism. She volunteers as Director of Advocacy and External Affairs for the Global Innovative Foundation, supporting survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and gun violence. She also serves on the Advisory Board of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (Miami Chapter) and has been a lifelong volunteer with the American Cancer Society, inspired by her mother’s 41-year breast cancer survival. Since 2007, she has served with the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign as a champion for prevention, early detection, and survivor education. A Certified Chaplain, Dr. Marino blends her communication expertise and faith to empower others through service. She is currently writing her first nonfiction book on women’s health and empowerment, a project inspired by her own medical journey and aimed at helping women—especially in underserved communities—advocate for themselves through awareness, prevention, and faith. Her service and leadership have been honored with numerous awards, including the In the Company of Women Award (2020), the Excellence in Public Service Award (2023), and a Congressional Proclamation from Congresswoman Frederica Wilson. In 2017, she was recognized by FIU for professional distinction and appointed as a Media Relations Reservist in FEMA’s External Affairs cadre. In 2021, she joined the Dean’s Advisory Board of FIU’s School of Communication + Journalism, continuing her dedication to mentoring the next generation of communicators. Fluent in English and Spanish and conversational in French and Portuguese, Dr. Marino began her professional journey in the airline industry at Miami International Airport after finishing high school, serving high-level travelers at Pan Am and United Airlines. Those early experiences—bridging cultures and serving people from around the world—sparked her lifelong passion for communication, empathy, and diplomacy. Raised by strong women, she credits her mother, a PhD educator from Cuba who revalidated her credentials in the U.S., and her aunt, her mother’s twin sister, for instilling resilience, humility, and compassion. Her father, now in his late 80s, remains a model of integrity and dedication. Her two sons, David and Daniel, are her greatest pride and motivation, inspiring her ongoing commitment to advocacy, equity, and faith-driven leadership. Dr. Marino lives by a timeless mission: to inform, to connect, and to serve—transforming communication into action and advocacy into lasting impact.
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Journalist & Storyteller
I began my career on Wall Street, reporting on mergers and acquisitions and initial public offerings (IPOs) for Investment Dealers’ Digest. I've written for NPR, The New York Times and The Telegraph on subjects ranging from technology and education to capital market issues. I was part of a startup team of journalists that launched an industry news site for KPMG, the Insiders, positioning the global firm as a source of digital news, analysis, and thought leadership. The readership for this high-profile project consisted of C-level executives, academics, and government officials. We grew this organically to 100,000 subscribers.
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