Has performed high-profile work with people displaced in the Gulf states after Hurricane Katrina, and volunteers for many community-based organizations on women's issues and education
Graduated with a degree in journalism from Emerson College, which she received the 2004 Altshuler Distinguished Fellowship in Communication, Media and Arts Entrepreneurship and serves on the university's Board of Directors
As founder and CEO of Women for Hire, helped start the Spark & Hustle in New York, an event that helps current and aspiring female entrepreneurs launch or grow their small business
Co-author of three career books, including "Women For Hire: The Ultimate Guide to Getting a Job," "Women For Hire's Get-Ahead Guide to Career Success" and "Take This Book to Work: How to Ask For (and Get) Money, Fulfillment and Advancement․"
Founder and CEO of Women For Hire, a high caliber recruiting event for women, and a workplace contributor on ABC's "Good Morning America," also serving as the anchor for "Home Work," a weekly program on digital channel ABC News Now
Served in corporate communications positions at ABC News, NBC News and Nickelodeon
Weekly contributor on ABC's "Good Morning America" since 2005 and monthly contributing editor for SUCCESS Magazine
After being fired from her job at NBC News in 1999, started Women For Hire while working as a stay-at-home mother
Inducted into the YWCA's Class of 2002 Academy of Women Achievers and received the Annual Leadership Award from The Women's Center, which recognizes the most successful women in business