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Katherine Lewis

Katherine Lewis

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Katherine Reynolds Lewis is an award-winning journalist whose articles on work, family, personal finance, business and politics have appeared in dozens of different regional and national publications, including the Chicago Tribune, Fiscal Times, Fortune.com, Houston Chronicle, Newark Star-Ledger, New York Times, Money Magazine, MSN Money, Parade, Slate and Washington Post Magazine. Katherine and her husband Brian are the proud parents of three daughters, aged 5, 7, and 18.

Experience:

In 15 years as a journalist, Katherine Reynolds Lewis has covered Wall Street deal-making, farm policy, the White House, media and technology regulation, and Congress. She is currently a freelance writer and editor focused on work, finance, the economy and parenting, and is active in the Asian American Journalists Association, American Society of Journalists and Authors, Society of American Business Editors and Writers and Society of Professional Journalists.

In her last staff position, national correspondent for Newhouse News Service, her beat was money and work. Katherine also contributed to the New Orleans Times-Picayune coverage of Hurricane Katrina that won the newspaper a Pulitzer in 2005. Her work has also been recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists' Dateline awards.

Previously, Katherine worked for Bloomberg News and the Bond Buyer, a municipal bond industry publication based in New York City. She also wrote movie reviews for Inside Out Film.

Education:

Katherine graduated with honors from Harvard University with a degree in physics.

From Katherine Lewis:

Working moms don't have to have a hectic and draining life. We can enjoy our jobs, our families and ourselves, with some flexibility and creativity. My goal as the Guide to Working Moms at About.com is to provide useful information and facilitate a community of support and encouragement.

I write most of the site and set the tone. I want to offer a variety of ideas and useful resources from which to choose. No single piece of advice works for every parent, so I aim for a range of approaches.

Please let me know what you think of my articles. What's helpful? What's missing? What did you come here looking for? I need your input and ideas to make this the best possible resource for working moms.

You can reach me at workingmoms.guide(at)about.com or follow me on Twitter or connect on Facebook. I look forward to hearing from you.

Note for publicists: I receive dozens of pitches each day and can respond only to those that interest me. I don't do giveaways or contests.

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