I'm a staff writer at Forbes writing the C-Suite newsletters. Previously, I was a reporter at Industry Dive covering CPG food and beverage and technology in the space. I have also worked as a homepage editor at The Washington Post, and was a reporter at The Virgin Islands Daily
The AI Math To Do Before Laying Off Employees
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: Kiteworks finds just how unprepared companies are for AI security risks; Sam Altman says we’re at singularity, but others disagree.
Marketing Meets Music: How Brands Are Striking The Perfect Melody
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: How AI uses social media posts, Cracker Barrel CEO behind controversial rebrand departs, marketing lessons from the FIFA World Cup.
Why Quarterly Reports Aren’t Going Away, Regardless Of SEC Rules
Also in the Forbes CFO newsletter: Federal Reserve could raise interest rates this week, CFO confidence is down, new tariffs announced on 60 nations.
The Weather Company CEO Forecasts Positive Disruption
Also in the Forbes CEO newsletter: Also In The Forbes CEO Newsletter: Cooler heads on war boost markets; executives are optimistic about AI, Cracker Barrel CEO steps down.
Putting Together An Enterprise Bring-Your-Own-Agent Policy
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: What happens when an AI system decides to hack on its own, Google has a very good and very bad day.
The Strategic CMO: How JLL Blends Tech, Data And Brand
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: Brand management lessons from the cyclosporasis outbreak, will the FIFA World Cup impact American tourism or soccer?
From Cost Center To Profit Center: How To Actually Monetize AI In CX
Also in the Forbes CFO newsletter: Trump announces new tariffs on Canada, IRS loses more leadership, why going big with enterprise AI pays off.
Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky Played The Long Game—And Is Aiming For A Brand Rebound
This edition of the Forbes CEO newsletter focuses on Krinsky’s journey up the ranks at Reebok and his strategy for bringing the brand back to the top.
It Pays To Go Big On AI Integration, Study Finds
A new study from Blue Ridge Partners, shared exclusively with Forbes, shows the most impactful—and least expensive—solutions involve many departments and data sets.
Building An AI Strategy That Lasts
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: Space XAI and OpenAI release new frontier models (and one to talk to); tech execs trust agents with code, but not complex tasks.