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Co-Host and Weather Specialist, CTV News
TV Host/Producer - Keynote Speaker - Writer Weather Anchor @ctv Food, Travel & Fitness Enthusiast. (she/her)

Fashion Director, Us Weekly
Fashion Director @UsWeekly, bargain hunter, day dreamer, candy addict, travel enthusiast, adventure seeker

Culinary Director, Serious Eats
Culinary Director at seriouseats.com. Cook, eat, repeat. Regrettable stuff I say here is not the fault of my employer. He/him

TV Host and Writer, Freelance
Co-Host -The Daily Glow @LittleThingsUSA Contributor to Harry Show, Today Show, CNN, Foxnews, Yahoo, Creator of NotSoSkinnyMom, Top 50 Influencer by O Magazine

Staff Writer and Editor, Brookings Institution
Staff writer/editor @BrookingsInst, @BrookingsMetro
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Technology Commerce Writer, Daily Express
Writing about tech, gaming and more for the @Daily_Express and @DailyMirror. Substack: brokenandbaldhardware.substack.com

Editor and Integrated Storytelling, National Geographic
@NatGeo staff writer/editor, covering wildlife and wild places. natasha.daly@natgeo.com.
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Editor at Large, The Boston Globe
Editor at large @BostonGlobe. Edith Kinney Gaylord Visiting Professor in Investigative Journalism, Cronkite School of Journalism, Arizona State University.
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