Stephanie has been a member of the media for over two decades as a producer of over 1,500 episodes of national, award-winning television ncluding:
Emmy-nominated The Writers Room with Jim Rash for the Sundance Channel
History’s Greatest Mysteries on the History Channel
The Alec Baldwin Show for ABC
The Arsenio Hall Show for CBS
Dozens of other shows for PBS, MSNBC, CNN, Comedy Central, Oxygen, and more
As a successful media relations manager, she’s been on the other side of the phone, pitching and placing thousands of stories in print, TV, radio, and digital outlets including
The New York Times
Washington Post
US News & World Report
Slate
Associated Press
The Atlantic
Los Angeles Times
CBS Sunday Morning
BuzzFeed
Thrillist
PBS
NPR
Local TV Affiliates
She’s also sought-after on-camera “talent” herself
As an acclaimed art historical novelist, Stephanie has appeared on TV, radio, podcasts, in print, and as the speaker at hundreds of events and conferences. She understands what it takes to speak for a product or team and can use that perspective to help you navigate the sometimes overwhelming role of being “a personality.”
She’s also a life-long, passionate consumer of pop culture and media
Thrives in high-pressure environments, surpassing goals and achieving results under tight deadlines
Education
MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College
BA in Fine Arts/Art History, cum laude, from
Vanderbilt University
According to her clients, Stephanie:
Has content and producing skills that are “simply A+”
“Develops cogent, actionable plans for all media efforts”
Is “a tremendous asset as a coach”
Is “the most thorough researcher I’ve ever seen”
Has “a personable and collaborative nature that makes working with her a total pleasure”
