Experience

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  TransCentury Communications, Inc.

  • President

    • Jan 1991 - Present

    Content creation and production in multiple media with specialties in business, investments, and health and medicine; author, most recently, of "A History of Underground Comics: 20th Anniversary Edition" (Ronin Publishing).

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  United Press International

  • Executive Vice President

    • 1988 - 1990

    Created and served as president of UPI Television, a wholly owned subsidiary, while working with venture capital firm on parent company turnaround.

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  Infotechnology Publishing Corp.

  • President

    • 1987 - 1989

    Was editor and publisher of "High Techology Business" magazine; acquired and operated two newsletters.

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  Financial News Network

  • New York City

  • General Manager

    • 1984 - 1987
    • New York City

    Turned around and grew company into a 24-hour-a-day venture-capital-backed cable news service with East Coast and West Coast studios. In charge of content creation and development as well as operations management.

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  The Nightly Business Report

  • Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

  • Executive Producer

    • 1981 - 1984
    • Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

    Created and managed the national version of what was previously a minor local public-TV program, turning it into the pre-eminent business-news broadcast on television. Created a bureau system in which multiple PBS stations provided material for NBR, and developed a network of 10 highly prominent economic commentators, who appeared regularly on a rotating basis: Alan Greenspan, then a senior presidential adviser; Arthur Laffer, creator of the supply-side Laffer Curve; Lester Thurow of MIT's Sloan School of Management; Alfred Kahn, former Civil Aeronautics Board chairman and architect of airline deregulation; Charles Schultze of the Brookings Institution; senior Kennedy administration adviser Walter Heller; Business Week deputy editor William Wolman; economic consultant and presidential adviser Charls E. Walker; Lundberg Letter editor and publisher Dan Lundberg; and Adam Smith (George Goodman), the well-known author of business and economics books.