Joe Puskarz

Joe Puskarz's work experience includes holding various positions in different companies throughout their career. Joe started as a Writer and Editor at the Chicago Sun-Times in 1981 and worked there for 14 years. Afterwards, they joined Spectrum Communications as the Managing Director of Operations & Client Project Development, where they managed client projects and ensured they were completed within budget and on time.

In 1999, Joe became the Director of Business Development/Senior Project Manager at Manta Media Inc. Joe'sresponsibilities included leading a cross-functional team in project design, contract administration, and cost estimation.

In 2002, they joined the American Bar Association as the Senior Manager and Editor of Publications & Technology. Here, they managed the delivery of law publications, oversaw external writing services, and wrote articles and editorials.

In 2006, Joe joined the American Academy of Pediatrics as the Senior Managing Editor and later became the Director of Journal Publishing. In this role, they developed and implemented strategic plans for academic publications and online journal websites, managed a large operational budget, and conducted competitive analysis.

Overall, Joe's work experience demonstrates their expertise in editorial management, project management, and strategic planning within various industries, including media, communications, and professional associations.

Joe Puskarz attended Northwestern University, where they earned a BA degree in Journalism and Philosophy in Communications. Joe also obtained a Certification in Communication Studies School of Speech from the same university. Later, they pursued further education at Yale University, focusing on Executive Leadership in Publishing. Additionally, Joe obtained a Certification in Elite Fitness Specialist, Nutritional Coach, and Genetics Based Program Designer from International Sports Sciences.