Roundtables, op-eds, essays, more

Sometimes writing doesn’t fit neatly into a main category. PDF available for those without a link.

“Roundtables on Paper”

• Four food experts on sustainability at home and when dining out (Bryn Mawr)

• Hunger: How nonprofits, businesses, and governments can help (Virginia Magazine)

• Experts weigh in on censorship, book bans, more (Sidwell Friends)

Two librarians speak out on challenges to kids’ books (Tabor Today)

• How romances–and romance authors–have changed (PBS Next Avenue)

• Two compliance experts on coping with the CFPB (Independent Banker)

• Five banking executives on strategic planning (Independent Banker)

Op-Eds

• Investing donor dollars in women and girls (PBS Next Avenue)

• Books that parents object to around Washington and why (Washington Post)

• “Montgomery County also has poverty” (Annapolis Capital; ghostwritten)

• Over a dozen op-eds on leadership, legislation, small business, services, and accomplishments (Independent Banker; ghostwritten)

Essays

• Why I’m keeping my old Betty Crocker cookbook (PBS Next Avenue)

• Learning to love Hollywood’s Golden Age (PBS Next Avenue)

• Why you should learn new skills at midlife (MarketWatch)

• “Animal House”: people vs. squirrels in the attic (Washingtonian)