About

I work at the intersection of journalism, audience and product.

I'm Vice President & Chief Digital Content Officer at the Council on Foreign Relations, where I oversee product, design, engineering, audience strategy and growth, and the news team — and lead all of CFR's storytelling across its website, social, audio, video, and other digital properties.

Before CFR, I was Vice President of Content Strategy & Growth at Condé Nast, a newly-created role where I led global content planning and sharing strategy and served as the company's point person on AI across all content.

Earlier, I was Chief Product Officer at The Texas Tribune, leading the audience, engineering, data, design, marketing, and communications teams. At The New York Times, I served as Deputy Off-Platform Editor and before that as Global Growth Editor, a newly-created role focused on growing the international audience. Before The Times, I was Director of Global Adaptation at BuzzFeed, where I led a global team of editors and producers — and was a founding member of the team behind the award-winning BuzzFeed News app.

My career in media spans editorial, product, data, tech, marketing, and strategy at organizations including the American Press Institute, the Council on Foreign Relations, and National Journal — always rooted in journalism, with an obsession on connecting audiences with great content.

I was selected as a 2022 Sulzberger Executive Leadership Fellow, one of 92Y's Women inPower 2018 Fellows, was named to Editor & Publisher's 25 Under 35, and participated in Poynter's Leadership Academy for Women in Digital Media in 2017.

I was born in Vietnam, grew up in California, studied global studies and geography at UCLA, and now live in New York.

For more: listen to my interview on the Digiday podcast (June 2019), or read this UCLA Magazine profile (October 2020).