Mark Hannallah sees the forest instead of the trees. It’s what makes him a successful product manager at USA TODAY Network. “For me, the ‘why’ is about the forest, and that’s the first step in which other things are built from,” Mark says.
Eric Falquero has his dream job—he discovered it while in college searching on idealist.org for an internship. He went to
In high school, Katie-Leigh Corder wanted to be a tornado chaser. Then she discovered journalism.
The Wall Street Journal’s Rob Copeland had far-reaching impact in 2016. First, he took readers inside the world’s largest hedge
When you’re in a locker room with hundreds of other reporters, you have to do something different. That’s exactly what sets Ben Cohen apart from the competition.
At first, Daisy Chavez wanted to be a teacher. Then, she switched to studying nursing. So how, at 28 years
Social media matters. It’s pretty indisputable at this point. Your favorite celebrity has it, your uncle has it and your
Jonathan Utz is an unlikely marketing hero. He studied finance and describes himself as much more of a quantitative-type person.
Chloe Stepney, manager of audience development at tronc, has a remarkable ability to build bridges between business and editorial teams.
“I love figuring out why people like content and why ideas fly through the social web – that’s what drives me the most.”
