Jenn is a freelance writer, editor and content strategist who writes for a myriad of online and print publications as well as consults for various companies and brands. She has expertise at writing articles, magazine copy, ghostwriting, product description and advertising copy.
A Massachusetts native, Jenn currently resides in the suburbs of Boston with her husband and two children. When she's not putting pen to paper (or, really, fingers to keyboard), she's enjoying the most precious moments in life with her husband Dan and two children, Mila and Leo.
Experience
As a young child, Jenn spent the majority of her free time flipping through the colorful, glossy pages of women's magazines eager to learn all the “do’s and don’ts,” about the movers and shakers in the female sphere, as well as the best looks of the season and the on-trend hair and makeup ideas. She was drawn to anything woman-inspiring and appreciated any publication that celebrated women and encouraged readers to be proud of both their beauty and their flaws.
She set out to become a journalism major at Northeastern University and shortly after arriving on campus, she founded the Northeastern branch of Her Campus magazine, serving as her branch’s Campus Correspondent for two semesters and relishing the experience of working with and managing a team of writers. She pursued several internships in New York City, including iVillage, SELF Magazine and Ladies’ Home Journal.
Upon graduation, with her bachelor's of arts degree in hand, she moved to New York City permanently to continue her passion for magazine journalism, landing on-staff editorial roles at WhatToExpect.com, American Baby, Fit Pregnancy and Fresh Direct.
Education
Jenn graduated with a bachelor's of arts degree from Northeastern University with a major in journalism and a minor in history.
Awards & Appearances
Jenn has appeared as a freelance writer in many print and online publications, including the SELF, Marie Claire, Women's Health, WeddingWire and more.
Jenn served on a panel for the 2017 HerCampus Conference: Ditch the 9-5: How to Make it as a Freelancer
