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Here are a few of my favorite clips. For a longer list of major
work, please see my portfolio.
"Handling House Calls
in a Managed Care World," is a New
York Times article about an innovative company
that works with private insurers and Medicare to give
chronically ill individuals 24-hour access to doctors in their
homes, at no extra cost to the patient.
"Get
healthy...or else" profiles a Tennessee entrepreneur who forbids
his workers from smoking -- at work, home or anywhere else -- as a
condition of employment. The story appeared in
Inc. magazine.
"Trying
Out for Life's Second Act" is a New York
Times article that illustrates the growing number
of employees who start their own businesses as they near
retirement age.
"Rolling
Into Trouble" explains the potential risks for small business
owners who sell out to consolidation companies. The article and
its sidebar appeared as the cover piece for a Wall Street
Journal special section on entrepreneurship.
"Hot
Towns" details how several mid-sized U.S. cities create
jobs and attract workers from more economically depressed metropolitan
areas. Working as part of a team of reporters, I provided the lead
example and other Florida anecdotes and quotes for this Time
magazine piece.
"...and
the dog you came in with" profiles a brash
Mississippi governor who alienates his own party members by repeatedly
berating their work. The essay appeared in The Economist
magazine.
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