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
How Top Performing Companies Handle Tech Investment
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: Introducing the AI 50, tariffs undermine AI infrastructure, Adobe’s AI agents presented to empower creativity.
How Tariffs Could Impact Advertising Budgets
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: Lowe’s uses AI to help DIY, tips for showing up in AI search, Ford campaign takes advantage of tariffs.
How Lowe’s Brings AI To DIY
CMO Jennifer Wilson says the retailer is focused on using technology to serve customers, with apps that use AI to redesign spaces and give expert how-to advice.
How Businesses Are Dealing With Impending Tariffs
Also in the Forbes CFO newsletter: How to save money on an overlooked part of M&A, tariffs sour Wall Street and markets, unemployment increases and job losses surge.
To Survive Tariffs, Businesses Must Understand Operations, EY Says
Also in the Forbes CEO newsletter: Circana says data and agility can help business, economists sound recession alarms, Capital One-Discover merger clears a hurdle.
Data And Agility Will Help Retailers Weather Tariffs, Circana CEO Says
Stuart Aitken says grocery is likely to be among the first industries impacted by tariffs, and readiness to pivot in order to serve customer needs is vital.
Cyberattacks Could Shutter One In Five Small Businesses, Report Finds
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: How Cisco’s CIO links culture and tech, Visa’s push to fight e-commerce fraud, Anthropic pries open the AI ‘black box.’
How Cisco’s CIO Uses AI And Tech To Expand Company Culture
Fletcher Previn says IT departments should focus on experiences that touch all employees and show how the company values them.
How To Market To The Whole Family At Once
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: Gen Alpha’s purchasing power, breaking down X’s sale to xAI, Newsmax’s roller coaster IPO.
How CFOs Can Stop Payment Fraud Attempts
Also in the Forbes CFO newsletter: The disappearing M&A boom, stock markets and consumer sentiment dip in lead up to tariffs, CFPB isn’t dead yet.