I love storytelling. I also love data. I like to tell help people tell their stories in a way that breaks through and changes hearts and minds. I love to bring people together around shared experiences.

I’ve written authored and ghostwritten a slew of op-eds for prominent voices - some of them surprising! - on the case for LGBTQ inclusion and opportunity, I’ve written extensively on gender and work, and I’m a skilled media relations professional with years of on-the-record and on-background work with local, state, and national media.


My first book, a survival guide for working and breastfeeding, is available almost anywhere books are sold. Work. Pump. Repeat. (ABRAMS Books, 2015) was born out of an unusual experience: As the first Director of Giving for the now-iconic TOMS Shoes, I traveled to rural Nepal with the company's founder when my son was only five months old. I literally circumnavigated the globe with a breast pump, and couldn't believe there was no survival guide for working people doing this most awkward of jobs. After five years and hundreds of interviews with working mothers and HR executives, this book was born.

It's been recommended by Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine, Publishers Weekly, BlogHer, Fox News Health, and TOMS' founder Blake Mycoskie. Check out www.workpumprepeat.com for more.


I have written for The Atlantic, Harvard Business Review, TIME, and more (select examples below),

on the business and human case for LGBTQ rights, on workplace DEI, and on the future of work:

on on the economic and moral case for paid family leave, on new-parent-friendly workplace policies and cultures, and on popular culture and parenthood:


press coverage (Examples)